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EERC Calls for Applications from Captive Power Generators in Enugu State
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News Nov 12, 2026 • 6 views • 0 comments

EERC Calls for Applications from Captive Power Generators in Enugu State

The Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission (EERC) calls on owners of captive power generators above 300 kVA or 3 MWh daily to apply for a Captive Power Generation Permit, as required by the Enugu State Electricity Law 2023 and the 2024 Regulations. Published in the Sun Newspaper, 12th November 2026, Page 13. Full notice on our website.

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EERC Calls for Applications from Captive Power Generators in Enugu State
EERC Calls for Applications from Captive Power Generators in Enugu State

The Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission (EERC) has issued a Public Notice inviting owners of captive power generation facilities in Enugu State to apply for the required permit.

Under Section 20(1) of the Enugu State Electricity Law 2023, captive power generators are entities that generate electricity for their own use, with a capacity above 300 kVA or 3 MWh of energy daily. Such entities are required to apply to the Commission for a simple permit, which remains valid for as long as the power is used for personal purposes.

To give effect to this provision, the Commission developed the Permits for Captive Power Generation Regulations, 2024. Under the Regulations, companies, industries and other establishments operating captive power generation facilities above this threshold must obtain a Captive Power Generation Permit from the Commission.

The Commission urges all affected owners of captive power generators in Enugu State to apply in compliance with the Regulations. It remains committed to a transparent and enabling regulatory environment that supports industrial growth, encourages investment, and promotes the safe and efficient operation of electricity generation facilities across Enugu State.

Access the Regulations:
https://eerc.en.gov.ng/regulatory-instruments/regulation/eerc-captive-power-generation-regulations

Publication details:
Published in the Sun Newspaper of 12th November 2026, Page 13.

Enquiries:
+234 707 205 1569 | info@eerc.en.gov.ng

Download: Public Notice (attached copy)

Signed: The Commission

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