The Executive Order 002 is on prompt submission of annual budgetary estimates by all statutory and non-statutory agencies of the Federal Government including incorporated companies wholly owned by the Federal Government.

This document explains the operational plan of the Executive Order for the Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency website. It provides information on the essential features of the websites, commission of website update team, usability, stake holders’ engagement, consumer parliament, and public enlightenment.

This document provides the general rules concerning meetings of proceedings before the commission, investigation, inquiry, collection of information.

This document provides regulations on the application in respect of an existing electricity supply address, distribution company’s obligation to connect existing electricity supply, distribution company’s obligation to connect new electricity supply, disconnection of electricity supply, conditions for disconnection, penalties for wrongful disconnection and reconnection of supply.

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission makes the following regulations for the handling of customer complaints. It provides regulations on establishment of customer complaints units, constitution of the forum and quorum for its meetings, removal of a forum member, jurisdiction of the forum, duty of the distribution licensee to notify, procedure for filing complaints, manner of handling complaints by the forum, procedure for hearing complaints by the forum, decisions of the forum, appeal, commission to issue orders or directions, and reports to the commission.

This document provides for customer service standards of performance for Distribution Companies. Regulation 3 states that whenever a customer requests a distribution company to provide an estimate of the cost of connecting his premises to the distribution company’s low voltage distribution network and the work to be undertaken is the subject of standard pricing, the distribution company shall provide an estimate within three working days and in all other cases, the distribution company shall provide an estimate within five working days.

Definition of “good cause” made necessary by the prohibition clause in The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) regulation for the procurement of generation capacity 2014.

These regulations are made to ensure the attainment of the principal objectives of the commission in section 32 of the Act, and specifically, to enforce, maintain and ensure the adherence by licensees and other participants in the Electricity market to the provisions of the Act and other regulatory instruments. Its objectives are the creation, promotion and preservation of an efficient electricity industry and market and the fostering of a culture of regulatory compliance, the facilitation of the swift investigation and resolution of incidences of regulatory non-compliance and the fair and transparent determination of rights and obligations, the maintenance of a predictable, stable and effective system for the assessment of compliance in the Nigerian electricity industry and the proper allocation of responsibility, and the establishment of a system for the deterrence, penalization and application of sanction to Acts or omissions which constitute noncompliance with regulatory framework established by the Act and regulatory instruments.

This is an Act to provide for the formation of companies to take over the functions, assets, liabilities and staff of the National Electric Power Authority, to develop competitive electricity markets, to establish the Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission, to provide for the licensing and regulation of the generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity, to enforce such matters as performance standards, consumer rights and obligations, to provide for the determination of tariffs and to provide for related matters.

This methodology is to provide for the standardization of the method used by distribution companies (Discos) to estimate a customer’s power usage and bills accruing in instances where the disco is unable to read the customer’s bill within a billing period. This methodology also provides for the standardization of the indices to be considered by discos in estimating the power usage of a customer connected to the electricity system without a meter.

The objective of the customer enumeration guidelines is to provide fundamental technical guidance and to ensure consistency in the implementation of the enumeration exercise by the different discos. The following guidelines are hereby recommended as the minimum threshold for application by distribution companies in implementing the customer enumeration exercise in their areas of coverage.

These guidelines and the regulations cover procurement of new capacity by buyers who may be electricity distribution companies. Nigerian nuclear regulatory authority (NERC) sees this development as a key step in the evolution towards a fully competitive market. They do not provide guidelines or rules for the drafting of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs). However, it is important that given the limited experience in drafting PPAs in Nigeria and indeed previous experience with poorly drafted PPAs (with a resultant adverse impact on the finances of the power sector) that there is a substantial element of standardization in the terms of the PPAs utilized. Therefore, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority will promote this standardization.

This document provides guidance to applicants in preparing an application for authorization to use radiation sources as well as Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA) criteria for evaluating the applications. It describes the information needed by the Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority for new authorizations, amendments on existing.

These guidelines provide the minimum conditions for assessing the capacity of corporate and individual persons as “fit and proper” to engage in any aspect of electricity business licensed by Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority under Electric Power Sector Reform (EPSR) Act, 2005 or to occupy directorship or management positions in any licensed electricity entity. The guidelines are divided into two parts. The first part sets the fit and proper requirements for individuals seeking to take up directorship or executive management positions in the licensed entities while the second part prescribes the general assessment criteria for corporate entities desirous of undertaking a regulated electricity business

These guidelines set out the principles and steps the distribution companies should adopt for engaging stakeholders before submitting tariff review applications to the commission. It aims to assist distribution companies make the right decisions about when, with whom and how to consult. The consultation process is expected to achieve real engagement rather than merely following a routine or bureaucratic process.

This document provides guidance that covers every importation into the Federal Republic of Nigeria of fully assembled generators and knocked down parts imported for domestic assembling of electric generating sets and retail as spares.

These regulations provide for the licence and annual operating fee. Chapter 2 of the document provides for the processing and licence fees for applications. It emphasizes that every application for a licence made to the Commission shall be accompanied by the non-refundable application processing fees as specified in the schedules and upon approval by the Commission of an application for a licence, the Commission shall inform the applicant, in writing, of such approval and be informed of the licence fee required to be paid by the applicant for the grant of a licence.

This document emphasizes that every distribution company shall obtain through its authorized representatives, an actual reading of all meters in all electricity supply addresses within its areas of operations every month but not later than once in every three months.

The objective of this methodology for estimated billing is to provide objectives for the standardization of the methods used by distribution companies (DISCOs) to estimate a customer’s power usage and accruing bills especially in instances where the DISCOs is unable to read the customer’s bill within a billing period for one reason or the other. This methodology also provides for the standardization of the indices to be considered by distribution companies in estimating the power usage of a customer connected to the electricity system without a meter. Chapter 2 emphasizes that distribution companies shall endeavor to obtain an actual reading of all meters, routine recording electricity usage at all supply addresses within their areas of operations meter reading every month, or at such other intervals as may be approved by the Commission.

These regulations shall apply to acquisition of land and access rights for electricity projects in Nigeria, including projects related to generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. The objectives of these Regulations are to provide a legal and regulatory framework for the acquisition of land and access rights for electricity projects in Nigeria; making provisions for the payment of compensation and resettlement of persons affected by the acquisition of their land for the establishment of electricity projects; and the monitoring and evaluation of project designs of licensees to ensure compliance with environmental standards.