Explore official NERC-regulated energy tariffs across all customer service bands (A to E) and maximum demand classifications for Kaduna, Sokoto, Kebbi, and Zamfara.
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Dedicated priority urban feeders with minimum 20 hours guaranteed continuous supply.
High-density commercial hubs and residential zones receiving minimum 16 hours daily availability.
Mixed urban and suburban community circuits receiving at least 12 hours scheduled daily supply.
Developing residential and peri-urban networks with minimum 8 hours daily availability.
Rural transmission extensions receiving at least 4 hours scheduled daily supply.
Under the Service-Reflective Tariff (SRT) order, if a feeder fails to deliver its minimum daily hours SLA over a consecutive evaluation cycle, Kaduna Electric is statutory-bound to downgrade customer billing to the actual lower band rate delivered.
Adjust the energy consumption slider or enter monthly kilowatt-hours (kWh) to compare projected electricity bills across all 5 supply bands under the active Non-MD rate.
Full cross-comparison table detailing energy rates across all customer categories and minimum supply SLAs
| Service Band | Minimum Daily Supply | NON-MD (₦/kWh) | MD 1 (₦/kWh) | MD 2 (₦/kWh) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Band AUpdated July 2024 | Minimum 20 Hours Daily | ₦209.50 | ₦209.50 | ₦209.50 |
Band B | Minimum 16 Hours Daily | ₦62.63 | ₦66.34 | ₦68.78 |
Band C | Minimum 12 Hours Daily | ₦51.12 | ₦52.88 | ₦55.52 |
Band D | Minimum 8 Hours Daily | ₦35.41 | ₦46.40 | ₦46.40 |
Band E | Minimum 4 Hours Daily | ₦35.41 | ₦46.40 | ₦46.40 |
Under statutory NERC regulations, if a feeder fails to deliver its committed minimum daily supply hours over a consecutive evaluation period, Kaduna Electric is mandated to adjust or downgrade customer billing to the actual lower band tier delivered. Customers experiencing consecutive SLA shortfalls can file an enquiry through our customer portal.
Visit your assigned regional area office or contact customer service to verify your feeder schedule, check SLA reports, or apply for a prepaid smart meter.