Nigeria’s electricity grid suffers 162 collapses in 11 years – Power generation companies

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“From the association data taken from 2013 till date the grid has collapsed 162 times.”

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“From the association data taken from 2013 till date the grid has collapsed 162 times,” Ms Ogaji said.Electricity companies announced that the grid collapsed around 08:15 a.m. on Saturday. This latest collapse comes days after the grid collapsed last Tuesday. “So while I am not saying that spinning reserve is a solution, I believe that putting a spinning reserve and the free governor mode side by side can cure the volatility on the grid, because research shows that about hundreds of steel mills operate on our grid, and we know what steel mills does to frequency,” she said.

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