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Nigeria’s power output fell to 3,940.53 MW on March 5, 2026, due to gas shortages from pipeline vandalism, infrastructure gaps, and export diversion.
As of March 5, 2026, Nigeria’s electricity generation dropped to 3,940.53 megawatts due to ongoing gas shortages, with thermal plants receiving only about 40% of the gas needed daily.
Multiple power units shut down between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m., reducing output by nearly 292 megawatts.
The Nigerian Independent System Operator attributes the crisis to persistent supply issues, including pipeline vandalism, infrastructure gaps, payment disputes, and gas diverted to exports.
The government pledged to address the problem through increased domestic production, pipeline expansion, and improved payment systems.
NISO continues to monitor the grid and coordinate with stakeholders to stabilize operations and keep the public informed.
La producción de energía de Nigeria cayó a 3,940.53 MW el 5 de marzo de 2026, debido a la escasez de gas por el vandalismo de oleoductos, las brechas en la infraestructura y la desviación de exportaciones.