Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria & Abuja Electricity Distribution Company

Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) is the primary entity responsible for the scheduled maintenance at the Kumbotso 330kV transmission substation, which will cause temporary power disruptions. This event highlights TCN's ongoing efforts to upgrade and strengthen the national transmission network.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company: Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO) will be unable to off-take power for distribution to its customers in Kano, Katsina, and Jigawa states due to the TCN maintenance, directly impacting its service delivery.

Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria: The Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria declared force majeure due to severe flooding at its Oworonshoki and Lekki substations, leading to operational disruptions and potential financial implications from unmet obligations.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company: Abuja Electricity Distribution Company's customers are affected by power outages due to the force majeure declared by the Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria at the Oworonshoki and Lekki substations.

Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria: Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria declared force majeure on the Ikeja West-Osogbo 330kV line after a rainstorm caused a transmission tower to collapse, disrupting power supply in parts of Nigeria. This highlights the vulnerability of Nigeria's power infrastructure.

Abuja Electricity Distribution Company: Abuja Electricity Distribution Company's network is expected to benefit from the increased capacity of the Apapa Road Transmission Substation, improving power supply to its customers.

Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria: Nigeria — Transmission Company of Nigeria implemented load shedding due to inadequate gas supply, affecting power allocation to distribution companies.