Togo has expressed interest in increasing electricity imports from Nigeria through the Niger Delta Power Holding Company to meet rising domestic demand.
The Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, disclosed this in a statement released on Sunday following talks with Togo’s national electricity utility.
The visiting delegation from Compagnie Energie Electrique du Togo was led by its Director-General, Débo‑K’mba Barandao, with the aim of strengthening existing power supply cooperation.
Barandao said C.E.E.T currently purchases about 75 megawatt-hours of electricity from NDPHC under a bilateral power supply arrangement.
“The imported electricity has played a significant role in sustaining stable power supply and economic activities across Togo,” he said.
According to him, Nigerian electricity imports help maintain reliable and affordable power for households, businesses, and public institutions across the country.
He commended NDPHC’s consistency, noting that the partnership has improved reliability within Togo’s national grid and strengthened regional energy cooperation.
