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La Banque mondiale appuie la réforme du secteur de l'énergie

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    Le gouvernement nigérian va recevoir 100 millions de dollars sous forme de crédit de la Banque mondiale destiné à l'appui à la privatisation et aux réformes de son secteur de l'énergie. Le 'Transmission Development Project' vise à faciliter la restructuration de la 'National Electric Power Authority' (NEPA) et à établir une Compagnie du système d'opération et de transmission [Transmission and System Operation Company] aux règles transparentes, viable financièrement et opérant commercialement, soulignait un communiqué de presse de la Banque diffusé vendredi. Il tend également à réduire dans l'immédiat les contraintes de la distribution électrique sur la croissance économique et à améliorer à long terme la performance du secteur de l'énergie.

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