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Grid uptime by DiscoQ4 2025

Who is keeping Nigeria's lights on — and who isn't.

Eleven distribution companies (Discos) own the last-mile electricity grid in Nigeria. NERC publishes their performance each quarter — hours of supply, ATC&C losses, metering rates, customer counts. Ranked compiles them into a single worst-first league so you can see who is failing your neighbourhood.

Q4 2025 report · published 31 March 2026 · sourced from NERC quarterly bulletin

National avg hours/day

11.8h

Total connected customers

12.6M

National ATC&C loss

35.6%

Worst-performing Disco

YEDC

The league · worst-first by daily supply hours

Each Disco's average daily hours of supply, ATC&C losses (technical + commercial + collection), and metering rate. Higher hours and lower losses = healthier.

  • 01
    YEDCYola Electricity Distribution Company
    Worst this quarter
    6.8h/day
    Adamawa, Borno, Taraba, Yobe

    ATC&C loss

    52.4%

    Metering rate

    20.1%

    Customers

    480K

  • 02
    JEDCJos Electricity Distribution Company
    7.6h/day
    Plateau, Bauchi, Benue, Gombe

    ATC&C loss

    48.3%

    Metering rate

    24.8%

    Customers

    720K

  • 03
    KAEDCKaduna Electricity Distribution Company
    8.9h/day
    Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, Zamfara

    ATC&C loss

    44.7%

    Metering rate

    28.6%

    Customers

    980K

  • 04
    KEDCOKano Electricity Distribution Company
    9.8h/day
    Kano, Katsina, Jigawa

    ATC&C loss

    42.1%

    Metering rate

    32.3%

    Customers

    1460K

  • 05
    BEDCBenin Electricity Distribution Company
    10.4h/day
    Edo, Delta, Ondo, Ekiti

    ATC&C loss

    39.8%

    Metering rate

    35.2%

    Customers

    1140K

  • 06
    EEDCEnugu Electricity Distribution Company
    10.6h/day
    Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo, Abia, Anambra

    ATC&C loss

    38.4%

    Metering rate

    37.5%

    Customers

    1310K

  • 07
    PHEDCPort Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company
    11.8h/day
    Rivers, Cross River, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa

    ATC&C loss

    35.2%

    Metering rate

    40.3%

    Customers

    950K

  • 08
    IBEDCIbadan Electricity Distribution Company
    12.9h/day
    Oyo, Ogun, Osun, Kwara

    ATC&C loss

    32.3%

    Metering rate

    44.6%

    Customers

    1980K

  • 09
    AEDCAbuja Electricity Distribution Company
    14.1h/day
    FCT, Niger, Kogi, Nasarawa

    ATC&C loss

    28.6%

    Metering rate

    51.7%

    Customers

    1350K

  • 10
    EKEDCEko Electricity Distribution Company
    15.7h/day
    Lagos (Island, Lekki, Apapa, Surulere, Ajeromi-Ifelodun)

    ATC&C loss

    25.0%

    Metering rate

    54.8%

    Customers

    1010K

  • 11
    IKEDCIkeja Electricity Distribution Company
    Best this quarter
    16.2h/day
    Lagos (mainland north — Ikeja, Mushin, Agege, Oshodi, Shomolu)

    ATC&C loss

    22.4%

    Metering rate

    58.1%

    Customers

    1245K

How NERC measures Disco performance

Three numbers that tell the story

Average hours per day
Network-weighted across the Disco's feeders — counts the hours customers actually had power, not the hours Disco sent power to the substation. A 12-hour Disco is one where the average customer has electricity half the day.
ATC&C loss %
Aggregate Technical, Commercial and Collection losses. Sum of: power lost in the wires (technical), power consumed but not billed (commercial), and bills issued but not collected (collection). Lower is healthier. Above 40% = financially distressed.
Metering rate %
Share of customers on a prepaid or post-paid meter (vs estimated billing). Higher = customers pay only for what they use; lower = more "crazy bills" complaints. Tied directly to the National Mass Metering Programme rollout.

Cadence: NERC publishes a quarterly performance report 60–90 days after each quarter end. This page is refreshed when a new bulletin is released. Values shown are network averages; per-feeder performance varies. Some Discos are currently under regulatory intervention — the underlying numbers may not reflect ownership changes mid-quarter.