The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has revealed that rvenue generated by power distribution companies (DisCos) dropped from N210.92 billion generated in October 2025 to N208.78 billion in November 2025.
This represents a 1.01 percent decline from the previous month.
The commission made this known in its ‘DisCos commercial performance fact sheet’ for November 2025.
According to the report, the revenue was earned after DisCos issued customer bills totalling N269.43 billion during the period.
The commission noted that November billing rose by 5.58 per cent from the N255.19 billion billed in October.
However, collection efficiency fell slightly to 77.49 per cent in November, down from 82.66 percent the previous month.
The factsheet also showed that the total value of energy received by DisCos increased to N342.29 billion in November, a 12.65 per cent rise from N303.85 billion in October.
The NERC added that the average recoverable tariff across DisCos was N124.30 per kilowatt-hour, while the actual average collection stood at about N90.09 per kilowatt-hour.
The report showed that Eko DisCo was the top performer in the month, with revenue collection efficiency of 91.67 percent, followed with Ikeja DisCo at 89.72 percent, and Abuja DisCo at 74.78 percent.
In contrast, Kaduna DisCo recorded the lowest result at 33.24 percent, while Jos and Ibadan DisCos also lagged with recovery efficiencies of 51.84 percent and 59.75 percent, respectively.
