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Sou si privatizasyon an nan sektè a pouvwa ki te koze nenpòt ogmantasyon pousantaj oswa otreman, repons lan se 'Wi'. Li te fè, men très. Privatizasyon an te rele pou entwodiksyon de yon rejim prix atenn Multi Ane Tarif Lòd (TOLL), mete an plas pa Nijeryen Elektrisite regilasyon Komisyon an oswa NERC. Li se gen entansyon pouse detèminasyon nan pri nan elektrisite vann pa distribisyon (ak Yo Vann an Detay) konpayi soti nan mwa jen 1, 2012 Me 31, 2017. Nan yon Nutshell, san yo pa MYTO envestisè ta ba yon berth lajè a envestisman nan sektè sa a, e yo ta fè egzèsis nan privatizasyon yo te yon flop, osi ba prix pa ta sede rekiperasyon pri pou envestisè. Pou plis, Beetle, Mwen ankouraje ou vizite sit entènèt NERC a. (Pou yo kapab kontinye)
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On whether the privatisation of the power sector caused any rate increase or otherwise, the answer is ‘Yes’. It did, but marginally. The privatisation called for the introduction of a pricing regime tagged Multi Year Tariff Order (MYTO), put in place by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission or NERC. It is intended to prompt determination of cost of electricity sold by distribution (and retail) companies from June 1, 2012 to May 31, 2017. In a nutshell, without MYTO investors would have given a wide berth to investment in this sector, and the privatisation exercise would have been a flop, as low pricing would not have yielded cost recovery for investors. For more, Buba, I urge you to visit NERC’s web site. (To be continued)