Infrastructure Gap Casts Gloom over New Solar-to-Grid Policy

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission recently opened the national grid to enable solar users (homes, offices and factories) called ‘Prosumers’, send their surplus electricity to the grid and be paid for it. But hardware infrastructure gap poses a major drawback to this laudable policy as about 90 per cent of inverters in Nigeria can’t feed into the grid. Peter Uzoho writes.

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