Federal Ministry of Power

The Federal Ministry of Power is responsible for formulating and implementing policies aimed at ensuring the generation, transmission, and distribution of reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity across Nigeria. The ministry plays a critical role in driving the country's energy sector reforms to support economic growth and improve the quality of life for all Nigerians.

By promoting investment, regulatory oversight, and the adoption of renewable energy sources, the ministry seeks to expand access to electricity and enhance power sector efficiency.

Core Functions and Responsibilities:

• Developing and enforcing policies and regulations to ensure stable power supply nationwide
• Overseeing the operations of power generation companies, transmission firms, and distribution utilities
• Facilitating investments in power infrastructure, including renewable energy projects and off-grid solutions
• Promoting energy efficiency and the adoption of clean and sustainable power technologies
• Coordinating with stakeholders to address challenges related to power sector financing, governance, and performance
• Supporting rural electrification initiatives to increase access in underserved areas
• Monitoring sector performance and implementing reforms to enhance transparency and accountability

This dashboard presents detailed information on budget allocations, project progress, and power sector performance indicators, reflecting the ministry's role in powering Nigeria's development.