FG breaks ground on new National Control Centre to strengthen grid reliability

Reported by Premium Times · 8 hours ago · Abdulkareem Mojeed

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The Federal Government has begun construction of a new National Control Centre in Osogbo, Osun State, to replace the 64-year-old facility and improve monitoring, coordination, and stability of Nigeria’s electricity grid. The post FG breaks ground on new National Control Centre to strengthen grid…

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