- The Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company (NBET) Plc has engaged a consulting firm, Deloitte Nigeria, to review its organizational operations to factor realities in the privatized power sector.
- Managing Director of NBET, Mr Rumundaka Wonodi who disclosed this yesterday while receiving a delegation from Deloitte Nigeria yesterday at its office in Abuja said, “The industry (power) is opening up, and capacity building is important, working with firms to better understand our business is important.”
- Although Wonodi said there was an approved structure in place when the Bulk Trader was established, he maintained that the realities of ensuring a consistent market process between the privatized Generation companies (Gencos) and the Distribution companies (Discos) calls for the review to take in clear targets and organizational roles.
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