Electricity Tariff: See Full List Of Areas Enjoying 20-24 Hours Power Supply In Osun
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) announced on Wednesday an increase in tariff for Band A electricity consumers, escalating the rate from N66 to N225 per kilowatt-hour (KW/h).
Osun Defender reports that Band A customers, who enjoy 20 to 24 hours of power supply daily, will face a substantial hike.
Investigation into the matter reveals that subscribers in Osun and some other states under the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company’s network, who fall into the Band A category, will be the primary ones affected by this new tariff plan, as detailed in NERC’s documents from February 2024.
Below is the full list of areas enjoying 20–24 hours of power supply in Osun State;
- Ikirun (Offa 33kv feeder) in Ikirun Business Unit enjoys 100KW/h
- Ikirun (Prism 33kv feeder) in Ikirun Business Unit enjoys 201KW/h
- Ikirun (Osogbo/Ikirun 33kv feeder) in Ikirun Business Unit enjoys 186KW/h
- Ile-Ife (Iron&Steel 33kv feeder) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 140KW/h
- Ile-Ife (Ife Township 33kv feeder) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 168KW/h
- Ile-Ife (Ife Township 33kv feeder) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 168KW/h
- Ile-Ife (Ikire/Wasinmi 33kv feeder Back Damico) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 207KW/h
- Ile-Ife (Ikire/Wasinmi 33kv feeder Damico) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 227KW/h
- Ile-Ife (OAU 33kv feeder) in Ile-Ife Business Unit enjoys 325KW/h
- Ilesha (Ilaje 33kv feeder) in Ilesha Business Unit enjoys 272KW/h
- Ilesha (Ilesha Road/Prime 11kv feeder) in Ilesha Business Unit enjoys 162KW/h
- Osogbo (SRM 33kv feeder) in Osogbo Business Unit enjoys 120KW/h
- Osogbo (GRA 11kv feeder) in Osogbo Business Unit enjoys 356KW/h
- Osogbo (Obelawo 11kv feeder) in Osogbo Business Unit enjoys 282KW/h
- Osogbo (Osogbo Township 33kv feeder) in Osogbo Business Unit enjoys 244KW/h
- Osogbo (Powerline 33kv feeder) in Osogbo Business Unit enjoys 256KW/h.
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