Effective from Tuesday, November 5, 2024, the revised prices reflect the deregulation of Meter Asset Providers (MAP) as directed by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC).
The cost of a single-phase meter has now risen from approximately N117,000 to as high as N149,800, depending on the specific DisCo and meter vendor involved.
For Eko DisCo, single-phase meters are priced between N135,987.5 and N161,035, while three-phase meters range from N226,600 to N266,600.
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In Ibadan DisCo, single-phase meters are offered between N130,998 and N142,548, with three-phase meters available from N226,556.25 to N232,008.04.
Abuja DisCo prices its single-phase meters between N123,130.53 and N147,812.5, while three-phase meters range from N206,345.65 to N236,500.
Similarly, Kano DisCo’s single-phase meters now sell between N127,925 and N129,999.75, and three-phase meters range from N223,793 to N235,425.
At Kaduna DisCo, single-phase meters are priced between N131,150 and N142,548.94, while three-phase meters range from N220,375 to N232,008.04.
These new prices, inclusive of Value Added Tax (VAT), reflect adjustments across the five DisCos following the regulatory changes by NERC.
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