These regulations apply to all embedded generators licensees, applications for embedded generation licenses being processed by the Commission, and prospective embedded generators, unless otherwise specified. The document defines the role of distribution licensees. Some of these functions include: forecasting the future demand on its distribution system; analysing the impact of the connection of new facilities such as generation unit(s), loads, distribution lines, or substations; planning the expansion of the distribution system to ensure its adequacy to meet forecast demand and the connection of new facilities; identifying and correcting problems on quality of supply, power quality and system losses in the distribution system; and distribution planning and system studies.

These regulations apply to all independent electricity distribution systems and the owners, operators and users of the distribution systems. Rule 9 of the document provides for the license application procedure. It emphasizes that all applications and related proceedings before the commission for grant of an independent electricity distribution system license shall be governed by the application for licenses regulations, including amendments and statutory re-enactments thereof.

The regulations fully recognize that hi-tech OEM equipment e.g. Turbines have little scope for national content in the near term. However, it is expected that the maintenance of such equipment has significant scope for national content.

This document describes the requirements regulating the generation, transmission, distribution, and user’s site standards, guides, and recommended practices for use in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). This document makes a general provision for the qualification of engineering personnel. it emphasizes that any person engaged in the generation, transmission, distribution, system operation, and trading in electricity or any aspect in the value chain of electricity supply, including but not limited to engineering designs, installations, commissioning, decommissioning and maintenance of electric power systems to achieve safe and reliable supply, and utilization of electricity in Nigeria, shall comply with the provisions of the Electric Power Sector Reform (EPSR) Act 2005, the Nigerian Electricity Supply and Installation Standards (NESIS) regulations, license terms and conditions and all other regulations, codes, standards made under the EPSR Act.

This is an Act specifying miscellaneous offences and their stiff penalties and for the trial of such offenders. This act defines various offences, including the wilful setting on fire of cultivations and the sale of goods prohibited from importation by any law force in Nigeria. The act empowers the Federal High Court to try any person for any of such offences.

This regulation sets out the minimum physical, functional, interface and data requirements for a smart metering system. This covers all classes and types of smart meters, communication systems, and other components of an advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) deployment to measure electrical energy consumption, support billing (Multi-Tariff and Multi-Source), pre-paid and credit payment functionality, remote load control (connection/disconnection) and to report events/alarms to other control and monitoring systems e.g. outage management systems (OMS). The system shall provide information and data to support smart grid applications and have the capability of extending its functionality to load control, demand response and demand-side management (DSM) services.

This is an act to provide for the control of the importation, sale, advertisement, distribution, or offer as a sample or gift of breast-milk substitutes or infant formula to members of the public.

These regulations were developed in pursuance of the objective to empower the Commission to preserve the efficient industry and market structures, to ensure the optimal utilization of resources for the provision of electricity services, to ensure the safety, security, reliability and quality of service in the production and delivery of electricity to consumers and to regulate people engaged in the generation, transmission, system operation, distribution and trading of electricity.

This document provides the requirements for the installation, earthing and maintenance of electric fences, outlining ways to improve the performance and safety of electric fences. The regulations apply to electric fences intended for the protection of properties against theft and damage.

The objective of this Regulation is to promote the deliberate utilization of Nigerian human and material resources, goods, works and services in the energy industry and to build capabilities in Nigeria to support increased investment in the industry.

This is a Bill enacted by the National Assembly of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to authorize a share of the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation for the year 2010.

Executive Order 002 is for the 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.

The main objective of these regulations is the implementation of the uniform system of accounts guidelines 2014 on the generation of all accounting reports required by the commission based on the information extracted from the general and subsidiary ledgers of licensees.

This document provides key actions and activities to achieve the following objectives: to provide electoral operations, systems and infrastructure to support the delivery of free, fair and credible elections, to improve civic & voter education, training and research, to register political parties and monitor their operations, to interact nationally and internationally with relevant stakeholders, and to strengthen INEC for sustained conduct of free, fair and credible elections.

This document amends the electoral legal framework.

This Act amends the electoral No.6, 2010 act to provide for adequate time for the Independent National Electoral Commission to issue notices, reserve nomination of candidates from political parties and ensure the proper conduct of political parties.

This document contains the code of conduct for political parties to ensure peace and public order freedom of political campaigns and compliance with electoral laws and regulations for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria.

The quality and standard of performance of officials during electoral activities impact the credibility of the election’s outcome and indeed the Commission itself. This regulatory document was designed for the guidance of the conduct of all elected officials both permanent and ad-hoc while they perform their duties

This document contains the code of conduct for political parties to ensure peace and public order freedom of political campaigns and compliance with electoral laws and regulations for the conduct of free, fair and credible elections in Nigeria

This five-year development plan is structured around seven areas namely economic growth and development; infrastructure; public administration; human capital development; social development; regional development and
plan implementation.