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DisCos Performance Reporting Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors DisCos Performance Reporting

Main Findings 2017Q3 – 2018Q3

Executive Summary 2017 Q3 2018 Q3 4,620 GWh 5,988 GWh 53.6 % 5,015 GWh “DisCos as a whole” have capitalized the additional energy received from TCN increasing its performance 60 % Collection Efficiency 2017 Q3 Energy billed 4,620 GWh Equivalent to NGN 147 billion Collection NGN 88.4 billion Energy received 5,988 GWh 23 % ATC losses 53.6 % ATC&C losses 5 % 9 % 19 % 66 % Collection Efficiency 2018 Q3 Energy billed 5,015 GWh Equivalent to NGN 158.2 billion Collection NGN 105.1 billion 20 % ATC losses Energy received 6,283 GWh 47 % ATC&C losses Source: DISCOs KPI Report to NERC

Energy Received, Energy Billed and ATC losses(Moving Average) Since July 2016, there has been a gradual rise in both Energy Received and Billed, Although the ATC Losses is not improving as expected 2,274 2018S1 2,073 2017S2 2,054 2016S1 2,029 2017S1 1,826 2016S2

Historical Collection Analysis DISCOs have shown a steady improvement in the Revenue Collected 24 25 29 31 36 56% 58%

Energy Received by DisCos Positive evolution of the energy received by DisCos, which is a cornerstone of DisCos PIPs The evolution of the Energy Received (ER) by DisCos from TCN is positive. The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of the ER between 17Q3 vs 18Q3 is 5% Note: While the average of Energy Received in the whole of 2017 was around 2051 GWh, the average so far in 2018 is 2195 GWh.** Source: DISCOs - Quarterly Reports However, according to the NSO, it seems that this increment on the energy received by DisCos is not being consistent during the 18Q2 and 18Q3. DisCos must track on daily basis the ER from TCN as it is fundamental input for their KPIs and it is out of their control. ANED should integrate the energy received reported by DisCos in a daily data base and compare it with the NSO reports Source: NSO - Daily Reports (own elaboration)

Energy Received by DisCos The energy management and control has to be improved between TCN and DisCos 2% 19% 6% -4% 3% -18% 13% 1% -5% GAGR 17Q3 VS 18Q3 Even though the increment of the ER has been 5% (CAGR 17Q3 vs 18 Q3), there is not a common pattern among ANED´s members. While IKEJA and BENIN received +19%, Enugu Jos and Port Harcourt DisCos have received -4%, -18% and -5% respectively. However from 2018Q2-2018Q3, there was a decrease of -8% of ER It is important to understand better the reasons behind these variations to avoid decreasing scenarios, while in parallel there is an urgent need of improving the energy management communications between TCN and DisCos on daily basis Until this operational coordination is completed, DisCos might face erratic scenarios that negatively affect the evolution of their KPIs at their PIPs Source: NERC - Quarterly Reports

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