More
    HomeNewsEgbin Plant Shuts Down, Power Generation Drops by 676...

    Egbin Plant Shuts Down, Power Generation Drops by 676 MW

    Published on

    Why West Africa’s biggest electricity plant will be shut for three days – TCN

    Nigeria’s electricity generation on Monday dropped by 676MW as Egbin power plant shut down for maintenance.

    In a notice issued by the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) , it stated that the station was shut down as at 11:13 hours of 18th December 2023, to allow the Nigeria Gas Company (NGC) to maintain a linking gas pipeline supplying gas to Egbin Power Station.

    The station will be shut down for 3 days from today, the company stated.

    “This means a reduction of 676MW of bulk power generated into the nation’s grid for 3 days and consequently the quantum of bulk power available to be delivered to distribution companies load centers nationwide for the period”, TCN explained.

    Latest articles

    NECO@25: FG pledges affordable national exams while driving reform 

      By Rosemary Ogbonna   Federal Government remains committed to keeping national examinations affordable while strengthening integrity,...

    2027: Shettima submits Tinubu’s nomination forms

    Vice President Kashim Shettima on Thursday submitted President Bola Tinubu’s nomination and expression of...

    Senate Approves N2.285trn FCT 2026 Budget, Earmarks 76% for Capital Dev

      By Ahmed Akanbi   The Senate on Thursday passed the 2026 Statutory Appropriation Bill for the...

    Kaduna, UNODC Deepen Collaboration on Drug Abuse, Mental Health Initiatives

      From Hosea Parah    Governor Uba Sani has reaffirmed the commitment of Kaduna State to strengthening...

    More like this

    NECO@25: FG pledges affordable national exams while driving reform 

      By Rosemary Ogbonna   Federal Government remains committed to keeping national examinations affordable while strengthening integrity,...

    2027: Shettima submits Tinubu’s nomination forms

    Vice President Kashim Shettima on Thursday submitted President Bola Tinubu’s nomination and expression of...

    Senate Approves N2.285trn FCT 2026 Budget, Earmarks 76% for Capital Dev

      By Ahmed Akanbi   The Senate on Thursday passed the 2026 Statutory Appropriation Bill for the...