PHCN


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PHCN

Abbreviation for:
Public Health Commissioning Network
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Nigeria, which has a population of 167m, has been grappling with a perennial shortage of power supply owing to the perceived inefficiency of PHCN, which is currently being unbundled to make it attractive for investors that had indicated interest in managing electricity for the country.
'Power' is no longer a dirty word: Nigeria's energy sector has been so apathetic that the word 'power' is regarded as a pathetic contradiction in terms. But it now seems that all this is to change dramatically and the word has reached foreign investors who are visiting in greater numbers. Frederick Mordi tells the story
However, given the fact that not all the active staff and retirees/NOKs of the defunct PHCN were verified, the National Council on Privatisation (NCP) at its meeting of April 16, 2015, directed the Bureau to continue with the process of verification and payment of outstanding cases until a final resolution was achieved.
BPE pays N1.05bn to ex-PHCN staff
According to the statement items recovered from the suspects includes: transmission cables, water pipes, metal cables and PHCN armoured cables amongst others.
Nigeria : NSCDC scores 2013, says 813 illegal refineries destroyed
The PHCN paid $0.20/m British thermal units (Btu) for most of 2010 but this was scheduled to increase fivefold to $1/m Btu at the end of 2010 if national generating capacity reached 4.7GW as planned.
Nigeria, South Africa lead transformation
Regarding the power space, Tobin has revealed that numerous Indonesian prepaid meter manufacturers are prepared and eager to forge partnership with new investors, which have acquired the assets of the previous Power Holding Company (PHCN).
Indonesia,Nigeria : TRADE amid INDONESIA & NIGERIA on non-oil and gas sector to reach $486m by 2013-end
Suddenly, the nation's electricity body, then called National Electric Power Authority (NEPA), now the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), struck and the screens went blank.
A Christmas gift for Nigerians? Nigeria's notorious power supply continues to wreak havoc on all sectors of the economy, sometimes driving citizens to fury. Now the government has promised that it will generate 6,000MW of power by the end of the year. But, as Frederick Mordi reports from Lagos, such promises in the past have proved empty. Will it be different this time?
Before privatisation, the defunct Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) used to be in charge of generation, transmission and distribution of electricity but by 2013 the generation and distribution aspects were unbundled and sold to private investors - power generation companies and distribution companies (GenCos and DisCos) - while the Federal Government retained ownership of regulatory and transmission aspects through the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).
Why Nigerians still don't have light in their homes
The privatisation of the PHCN improved the power supply in the country, but transmission was a major setback, due to the network being old and weak.
Nigeria : INDIGENOUS want a role in N457bn power investment
Similar reforms have been attempted in the power sector, with the transformation of the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) into the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN).
Sector reform is overdue
Since BEDC took over from PHCN in their coverage areas, they do not have any official obligations.
For Irele, Okitipupa, Ese-Odo, Ilaje, it's been a decade of darkness, neglect
The Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) has awarded the Zuru-Yauri electrification rehabilitation contract to Haida Energy Company.
Contract Awarded for the Zuru-Yauri electrification rehabilitation
* N903.9m for the TransSahara Gas Pipeline, N6.7bn for the calabar-umuahiaAjaokuta Gas Pipeline, N10.3bn for the AjaokutaAbuja-Kano pipeline and N1.1bn for the Gas Supply Pipeline to PHCN Delta IV.
The "if-only" budget: President Umaru Yar'Adua's much-delayed budget reflects the current global economic realities, but was met with general hostility. Adamu Kibla explains why
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