Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator

The Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) is the primary source of information regarding the power shortage, attributing it to inadequate gas supply. NISO is responsible for managing the national grid and implementing load shedding to maintain stability.

The Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) reported a significant decline in power generation due to gas supply constraints, leading to a reduction in available electricity on the national grid. NISO is actively working with Generation Companies (GenCos) and gas suppliers to monitor and restore generation.

Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator has commended the Abuja Gas Independent Power Project (IPP) and is actively collaborating with Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation===NNPC and other stakeholders to ensure its timely completion and integration into the national grid. Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator is also implementing a unified SCADA platform to enhance grid operations.

The Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator's operational data indicates significant underperformance in power generation, with 16 out of 33 power plants not supplying electricity, highlighting the severity of the crisis.

The Nigeria===Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) is a member of the Gas-to-Power Monitoring Committee, contributing to the efforts to resolve gas supply issues and enhance grid stability within Nigeria.