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An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a critical process used to evaluate the potential environmental impact of proposed projects before they are implemented.

The National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC or the "Commission"), in a bid to boost investment and accelerate mini-grid deployment, issued a Mini Grid Regulations in 2016 (2016 Regulations)...

As the global fashion industry increasingly embraces sustainability, Nigeria's fashion sector faces a pressing need to follow suit.

The business world is a confusing and oftentimes dangerous place. This explains why business laws and regulations are made to protect business stakeholders. Without business laws and regulations,...

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...

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...

For real estate investors in Nigeria, understanding zoning laws in Nigeria is critical, from zoning classifications and land use regulation in Nigeria through to documentation and compliance.

On November 16, 2023, the Honourable Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake, officially launched the ‘Guidelines for the Production of Community Development Agreement...

In recent years, the search for alternative fuels to replace conventional fossil-based products such as Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) has gained significant attention.

Energy holds a crucial role in fostering societal progress and bolstering economic growth while serving as a key element in poverty alleviation and safeguarding national security.

Electrical and Electronic Equipment ("EEE") has become increasingly popular in Nigeria in the wake of burgeoning technological advancements.

Carbon markets are trading systems which operate on the principle that greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions can be quantified, traded, and offset.

In Nigeria, the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, is the sole regulatory body as far as telecommunications matters are concerned.

The environmental crisis in Nigeria's Niger Delta region represents one of the most severe cases of industrial pollution in human history.

In an attempt to quantify and codify responsible investment practices, the United Nations coined the phrase environmental, social, and governance (ESG) in 2005.

Public safety and the security of lives and property are critical to the sustainable growth and prosperity of any country.