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FG, NASS Back Shared Regulator Roles For Multi-tier Power Market
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FG, NASS Back Shared Regulator Roles For Multi-tier Power Market

The Leadership 1 day 1 mins read
The federal government and the National Assembly have reaffirmed their support for shared, complementary roles for federal and state electricity regulators as Nigeria transitions to a multi‑tier power market. This was one of the high points at a workshop in Abuja on ‘Legal, Policy and Regulatory Harmonisation between Federal and State Institutions on the Decentralisation […]

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