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Countries around the world are undergoing an energy transition in a bid to combat climate change and achieve net zero carbon emission targets.

The Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021 was enacted as a landmark reform to regulate Nigeria's oil and gas sector.

As the world grapples with the realities of climate change, countries across the globe continue to formulate legislation geared towards regulating activities that have negative impacts on the environment...

Advocaat Law Practice presents its comprehensive monthly roundup of significant developments, regulatory changes, and emerging trends shaping the energy and infrastructure sectors. This curated update examines key policy shifts, project announcements, and legal frameworks affecting stakeholders across the industry landscape.

Nigeria has achieved a historic breakthrough in regional energy integration, following the successful synchronisation of its national electricity grid with the West African Power Pool...

This update provides an overview of some recent regulatory and market developments in Nigeria’s power sector, including the decentralisation of regulatory oversight to state regulators, emerging and proposed frameworks for distributed generation and interconnected mini-grids, developments under the Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (“NBET”) bond programme, and ongoing metering interventions.

With a population of approximately 186 million as at 2016, Nigeria has an installed capacity of 12,500MW and a meagre available generating capacity hovering around 7,000MW.

Climate change poses a significant global challenge, with profound consequences for economies, ecosystems, and human life. Nigeria, one of Africa's largest oil producers, faces a unique challenge which is transitioning to a low-carbon economy while ensuring economic stability and access to energy.

Following a series of public consultations held across Nigeria, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission released the 2023 Mini-Grid Regulations on December 29th, 2023.

In the last quarter of 2024, Nigeria's oil and gas sector experienced a slight development from the previous quarter. In October 2024 the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC)...

Q3 of 2024 for Nigeria's energy sector demonstrated significant advancements despite persistent challenges.

Nigeria's 2026 Net Billing Regulations represent a transformative shift in the country's energy landscape, enabling businesses to transition from passive electricity consumers to active prosumers who can generate, consume, and sell solar power back to the grid. This regulatory framework introduces new opportunities and considerations for commercial entities looking to invest in renewable energy infrastructure. Understanding the legal and operational implications of these regulations is crucial for businesse

This article focuses on the climate change investment policies and opportunities in Nigeria in the energy sector.

The year 2024 was transformative for the Nigerian Power Sector, marked by several significant developments including the handover of the 700MW Zungeru hydropower plant, the successful implementation.

Nigeria's electricity sector faces a critical challenge: vast energy resources yet chronic power shortages affecting millions.

The Lagos State House of Assembly is currently considering the Lagos State Electricity Bill 2024 (the "Bill"). This is sequel to the recent amendment of the 1999 Constitution...

The Nigerian Constitution has always allowed component States in the country the authority to generate, transmit and distribute electricity within their territory.

Innovation through technological advancement can bring about many positive changes, such as creating new industries and jobs, promoting economic growth, designing new electronic devices, and improving our quality...