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NERC posts October monthly energy-cap schedules

The commission’s 5 October list includes schedules for ten electricity distributors.

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The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) posted its October 2026 monthly energy-cap schedules on 5 October. Its latest-publications list contains ten separate PDFs for Yola, Port Harcourt, Kano, Kaduna, Jos, Ikeja, Ibadan, Enugu, Eko and Benin distribution companies.

Yola’s document says the October caps are based on energy consumed in September 2026 and lists kilowatt-hour caps by state, business unit, feeder and service band for unmetered customers. Each document is a separate feeder schedule for one distributor; the ten files do not form a single nationwide electricity-consumption total.

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Energy-cap schedules listed by NERC on 5 October

The official page lists separate October 2026 schedules for ten distribution companies.

Distribution-company schedules listed on 5 October
10 companies
2026-10-05 · Observed
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Count of separate distribution-company PDF schedules dated 5 October on NERC’s latest-publications page; energy quantities were not summed. The Yola document says the schedules cover energy consumed in September 2026.

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