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Est. 2009 · Ring Road, IbadanGrid now: 236 MW

Example rates

What a unit costs, in plain naira.

Our tariffs follow the regulator's bands: the more hours of supply your feeder averages, the higher the band. Every rate below is an example for this demo and includes VAT.

The bands

Price per kWh by band

Tariff bands
BandHours of supplyExample rate per kWhWhere
Band A20 hours or more a day₦209.50Most of Ibadan, Moniya, Ikire and Iwo
Band B16 to 20 hours a day₦63.00Oyo, Ogbomoso and Osogbo outer feeders
Band C12 to 16 hours a day₦50.50Areas on new extensions during their first year
Mini-gridSolar and battery, about 20 hours₦185.00Lanlate, Igbo-Ora and Eruwa mini-grids
Business, three-phaseDedicated feeder, 22 hours or more₦225.00Shops, clinics, bakeries and workshops
IndustrialDedicated 11 kV or 33 kV supply₦198.00Factories in Oluyole and the Osogbo textile cluster

Fixed charges

Other charges

Other charges
ChargeExample amountWhen
Single-phase meter and connection₦75,000Once
Three-phase meter and connection₦280,000Once
Meter relocation₦35,000When asked
Reconnection after disconnection₦10,000When needed
Monthly service chargeNoneWe do not charge one on prepaid meters

How bands work

Why your band can change

  1. Measured monthly

    We measure each feeder's hours of supply every month.

  2. Reviewed quarterly

    If a feeder drops below its band for three months, it moves down and the rate falls.

  3. Told in advance

    Any change is sent by SMS 14 days before it applies.

Questions

About tariffs

Why is Band A more expensive?

It reflects more hours of supply, which costs more to deliver. Many customers still pay less in total than with a generator.

Is VAT included?

Yes, every rate shown includes VAT at the current rate.

Can I see my band?

Your band is printed on every token receipt and in your customer area.

Next step

See what your home would pay.

The estimator on the homes page works it out from your appliances.