Nigeria: Electric Power Sector Report 2008
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Publisher
MarketResearch.com
ISBN / ASIN
B003AXHTPS
ISBN-13
978B003AXHTP9
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NIGERIA: ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR REPORT 2008- is an invaluable guide to key developments in Nigeria's power sector; it highlights emerging captive generation and IPP market, key current players and an outlook for the sector and Government key programs for the sector in 2008.
Also, it captures latest data on key parameters and especially historical operational performance data of the public sector power company-Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Investment plan and Government's Power Sector expenditure breakdown. No doubt, Nigeria's Power Sector will continue to witness significant changes and new entrants in the coming years, especially now with the growing interest and collaboration between the State & federal Government in IPPs.
Coming at the heels of the renewed vigor at enhancing private sector participation, the more than 450-page report offers invaluable insight. The report will be of immense benefits to financial institutions, investment promotion agencies, potential investors, regulators, policy-makers, power engineering firms seeking technical partnership and others that need to keep abreast of developments in Nigeria's power sector. The section on investment/business opportunities in Nigeria's power sector has been expanded.
Also, it captures latest data on key parameters and especially historical operational performance data of the public sector power company-Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Investment plan and Government's Power Sector expenditure breakdown. No doubt, Nigeria's Power Sector will continue to witness significant changes and new entrants in the coming years, especially now with the growing interest and collaboration between the State & federal Government in IPPs.
Coming at the heels of the renewed vigor at enhancing private sector participation, the more than 450-page report offers invaluable insight. The report will be of immense benefits to financial institutions, investment promotion agencies, potential investors, regulators, policy-makers, power engineering firms seeking technical partnership and others that need to keep abreast of developments in Nigeria's power sector. The section on investment/business opportunities in Nigeria's power sector has been expanded.
