Commercial Performance of Nigeria’s Distribution Companies in September 2025
The latest NERC Commercial Performance Factsheet highlights how DisCos fared in billing, collection, and revenue recovery during September 2025.
🔹 Energy Billed & Billing Efficiency
₦279.45bn total energy received
₦241.54bn total energy billed
Billing efficiency: 86.43% (▲2.58% from August)
🔹 Revenue Collection & Collection Efficiency
₦241.54bn total billings
₦196.26bn revenue collected (▲2.69%)
Collection efficiency: 81.25% (▲1.18%)
🔹 Revenue Recovery Performance
₦116.34/kWh allowed average tariff
₦97.09/kWh actual average collection
Recovery efficiency: 83.45% (▲3.67%)
DisCo Highlights:
>Eko, Abuja, and Ikeja remained strong performers across billing, collections, and recovery efficiency.
>Aba achieved a 102.85% billing efficiency, reflecting improved energy optimisation and legacy recovery.
>Benin, PH, and Kano posted moderate efficiency levels, while Jos, Kaduna, and Yola continued to trail and show room for improvement.
These figures give a clear picture of how effectively DisCos are billing, collecting, and recovering revenue, key indicators for strengthening liquidity and improving service delivery across the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI).
For full DisCo-by-DisCo breakdown, refer to the NERC September 2025 Commercial Performance Factsheet.
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