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    Home » NERC slashes MAP list to just 23 firms

    NERC slashes MAP list to just 23 firms

    October 5, 2020
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    *Electricity meters.

    OpeOluwani Akintayo

    Lagos — An updated list for the Meter Asset Providers, MAP by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC now has just twenty-three firms on it.

    The document obtained by SweetCrudeReports saw the list that once contained over 100 firms drop to twenty-three.

    Meter providers who now have licenses to supply meters include: Mojec Asset Management Company Limited, Turbo Energy Limited, Meron Nigeria Limited, FLT Energy Systems Limited, G-Unit Engineering Limited, Inlaks Power Solution, Sabrud Consortium Nigeria Limited, Armese Consulting Limited, Bendoricks International Limited, and CIG Metering Assets Nigeria Limited.

    Others are; Gospell Digital Technology Limited, Integrated Resources Limited, Protogy Global Services Limited, CWG Plc., Momas Electricity Meters Manufacturing Company Limited (MEMMCOL), New Hampshire Capital Limited, Tinuten Nig Limited, Beacon Power Services Limited, Triple Seventh Nigeria Limited, CrestHill Engineering Limited, Holley Metering Limited, Chris Ejik International Agencies Limited, and Ziklagsis Networks Limited.

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