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Reps move to establish national authority for renewable energy, pass bill for second reading

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Nigeria's House of Representatives has advanced legislation to establish a National Authority for Renewable Energy (NARE) by passing the Electricity Act (Amendment) Bill, 2025, for a second reading. Sponsored by Representative Afam Victor Ogene, the bill moves the legislative process forward for further consideration in Abuja.

The proposed legislation seeks to restructure the oversight of the renewable energy sector by transferring existing functions from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, the Rural Electrification Agency, and the Rural Electrification Fund directly to the newly proposed authority.

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Premium Times (NG) Focuses on the transfer of functions from existing regulatory bodies.
Vanguard (NG) Highlights the bill's sponsor and formal progression through the House.
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