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My administration plans an electricity market policy for Osun – Adeleke

Last updated: June 12, 2023 6:13 pm
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The Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke has disclosed that his administration plans to develop an action plan for the making of Osun State Electricity Market policy and legislation.

Speaking on the recent signing into law of a constitution amendment empowering state governments to regulate the electricity market within their boundaries, Governor Adeleke in a statement on Monday directed the setting up of a technical committee to prepare the state policy plan on the management of the state power sector.

The Governor noted that the committee is to come up with a detailed plan to create Osun State Electricity Market Policy and a draft Executive bill to be named Osun Electricity Act.

According to the statement, “The new policy will also include the creation of Osun State Electricity Regulatory Commission to issue licences to private firms ready to engage in power production and regulate interface among operators within the power sector from the power generators, distributors and the consumers.

“The planned policy will also facilitate private sector investment in the state electricity sector, and encourage alternative energy sources from renewable to other green power sources, the statement noted.

“Other parts of the plan is to electrify Osun programmes to ensure all towns and villages in Osun are provided with power supply from mini-dams to other sources of energy.”

Governor Adeleke who promised to inaugurate the committee soon also expressed the intention of his administration to seek the support of the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on the state electricity market plans.

He informed the state that the Executive bills he will soon be submitting to the legislature include the Osun State Startup Bill, the Osun State Climate Action Bill and the State Electricity Market Bill

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