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The REA is constructing 48 interconnected mini-grid projects across 19 states under Nigeria’s new off-grid electricity regulationsThe projects are expected to deliver more than 252,000 electricity connections and add 213.3MWp of solar power capacity with battery storageREA said the new regulations allow larger mini-grids and will improve electricity access, create jobs, and support rural development across Nigeria
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The Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has commenced construction of 48 interconnected mini-grid projects in 19 states, a move aimed at expanding electricity access to underserved communities through Nigeria’s updated off-grid power framework.
The projects are being developed under the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (NERC) new interconnected mini-grid (IMG) regulations, which allow significantly larger renewable energy systems than previously permitted.
19 States to Experience Stable Electricity as FG Begins Construction of 48 Interconnected Mini-GridsSource: UGC
Abba Aliyu, managing director of the REA,
