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FCCPC warns against fragmented state electricity market regulations

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The FCCPC warns that fragmented state electricity market regulations under the Electricity Act 2023 could weaken consumer protection and deter investment i Read More: https://punchng.com/fccpc-warns-against-fragmented-state-electricity-market-regulations/

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