Infrastructural data 60% open

How open is the data?

•  It's available free of charge
•  It's downloadable
•  It's publicly available
•  It's not openly licenced
•  It's up-to-date
•  It's not in an open and machine-readable format
•  It's not digital data
•  It's not print data

All answers

Question	Answer	Comment
Available free of charge	Yes
Downloadable	Yes
Publicly available	Yes
Openly licenced	No
Up-to-date	Yes
In an open and machine-readable format		PDF, HTML
location	href="https://africacheck.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Power_Generation_-_Q4_2017_-1.pdf" https://africacheck.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Powe">rel="nofollow">https://africacheck.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Powe - Energy consumption by region, Power stations and capacity, https://www.power.gov.ng/download/Investment%20Opportuni - Electricity transmission networks and geographic locations, https://mypower.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Baseline-R - Power outages, href="https://www.nercng.org/index.php/media-library/public-notices/326-notice-of-commencement-of-myto-2015" https://www.nercng.org/index.php/media-library/public-no">rel="nofollow">https://www.nercng.org/index.php/media-library/public-no - Prices Tariffs by region (disco) available), tariffs are defined for 15 years with minor adjustments possible
Collected by government	Yes
findable_steps	Google search
characteristics	Electricity consumption, Power stations and electric capacity, Electricity transmission networks (geographic position), Power outages, Prices
Controlled access	Yes
Collector name	National bureau of statistics, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) (issued	The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) was established as an independent regulatory agency in 2005 under the EPSR Act 2005. It has a mandate to monitor and regulate Nigeria’s electricity industry, and ensure compliance with market rules and operating guidelines. NERC in its function as market regulator ensures fair pricing and competitive electricity trading. https://www.nercng.org/ The Rural Electrification Agency is committed to providing access to reliable electric power supply for rural dwellers in the country, in a way that would allow for reasonable return on investment through appropriate tariff that is economically responsive and supportive of the average rural customer. The agency has a mandate to promote rural electrification in country, co-ordinate the rural electrification programmes in the country, and to administer the Rural Electrification Fund across the country for either on-grid or off-grid applications. https://www.rea.gov.ng/