Nigeria’s northern states gain FG, PPP commitments as PHCN’s output slumps

Issue 145 - 06 Sep 2008 | 6 minute read

While PHCN struggles to maintain even the low average levels of generation achieved in recent years, state governments and other Nigerians are looking at ways of increasing electricity output using private financing and other means to launch projects.

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