Nigeria’s Power Reform EXPOSED: Why Electricity Is Still Expensive Despite the 2023 Electricity Act

Описание: Nigeria’s electricity market is changing — but how far have we really gone since the 2023 Electricity Act decentralised power generation and allowed states to create their own markets?

In this revealing conversation on the Energy Time Podcast, Oladele Alani of TetraCore Energy breaks down the realities of Nigeria’s power sector reforms, gas-to-power challenges, electricity affordability, and the urgent need for a functional energy market.

From virtual pipelines and CNG infrastructure to LNG expansion and industrial gas supply, this interview explores:

The impact of decentralising Nigeria’s electricity market

Why affordability remains the biggest challenge in power delivery

The role of natural gas in Nigeria’s industrialisation

How virtual pipeline infrastructure is unlocking stranded energy demand

TetraCore’s position as Nigeria’s second-largest gas trading company

Expansion into Ghana with the country’s first CNG metastation

What the next five years hold for LNG, CNG, and gas infrastructure in Africa

As states push to build independent electricity markets, the big question remains: Can Nigeria create a cost-reflective and sustainable power market that works for both investors and consumers?

This episode offers critical insight for policymakers, investors, IPPs, gas traders, energy analysts, and anyone tracking Nigeria’s gas-to-power transition.

Watch till the end for TetraCore’s five-year expansion strategy across Nigeria and West Africa.