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FG adds 640MW transmission capacity to national grid with six new substations

Source: Nairametrics

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Nairametrics reported on 24 Oct 2026: FG adds 640MW transmission capacity to national grid with six new substations.

The Federal Government has commissioned six transmission substations in Kano and Katsina states, adding 640 megawatts (MW) of electricity transmission capacity to the national grid as it intensifies efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s power infrastructure.

— Nairametrics
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