EEDC commends TCN on power stability in South-East

The management of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company PLC (EEDC) has commended the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) for its support in ensuring network stability and improving service quality for its customers across the South East region.

The commendation was made by the Deputy Managing Director of EEDC, Dr. Ernest Mupwaya, during the second quarter interface meeting between EEDC and TCN at the TCN Enugu region office over the weekend.

Mupwaya, who led the EEDC team in the company of the Chief Technical Officer, Engr. Vincent Ekwekwu, and some management staff, said that the interface meeting has been quite useful as it has helped tremendously in resolving operational challenges and enhancing the quality of supply to customers.

He further acknowledged that the relationship has been cordial and fruitful and assured continued collaboration.

In his remarks, the Assistant General Manager, TCN Enugu Region, Engr. Charles Iwuamadi, who represented the General Manager, Dr. Thomas Inugonum, in the company of the Regional Operations Manager, Engr. Anthony Akinuli, and other management staff, emphasised the importance of interfacing and working together for the overall success of the sector.

Engr. Akinuli assured their team’s commitment and passion to see EEDC succeed and called for enhanced communication between both parties to ensure seamless operations.

“If EEDC grows, part of the credit will come to TCN,”  Akinuli said.

The interface meeting is held quarterly, and it was the second one for the year 2024. The meeting was instituted for collaboration between EEDC and TCN to synergize, review operational activities, and discuss identified challenges that impact the network and service delivery to customers.

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