FG inaugurates substation, transformer to boost power transmission by 123MW

According to Adelabu, the mobile substation is a strategic
deployment aimed at improving the transmission capacity constraints by over
1300MV across the nation.

“Together, these equipment will boost our transmission
wheeling capacity by 123mw, thereby paving the way for enhanced electricity
supply for all Nigerians,” the minister said.

He praised the teamwork between the FGN Power Company, the
German government, and Siemens Energy, which has enabled the manufacturing and
installation of the substations.

The minister urged Nigerians to protect these facilities
from vandalism and sabotage, adding that the success of government initiatives
depends on collective responsibility.

Adelabu also called on the management of the power company
and all stakeholders in the power sector to collaborate diligently to ensure
the deadlines set for project completion are met.

Also, the minister announced the addition of 625MW to the
national grid, increasing the grid’s wheeling capacity to 4800MW.

In his remarks, Kenny Anuwe, managing director of FGN Power
Company, reiterated Tinubu’s unwavering determination to deliver adequate
electricity towards unlocking Nigeria’s full economic potential.

Anuwe said FGN Power Company is dedicated to advancing
progress and achieving significant enhancements in electricity accessibility
for all Nigerians during this transformative period in Nigeria’s power sector.