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The Nigerian economy is heavily dependent on the oil and gas sector. The sector accounts for about 65% of government revenue and 88% of the nations export...

In the face of mounting environmental concerns and the need to combat climate change, nations worldwide are embracing energy transition plans aimed

Similar to several other countries, Nigeria is making an effort to go "green". Although it may be argued that Nigeria and other African countries have minimal contribution to greenhouse gas emissions...

The host community development provisions in the Petroleum Industry Act 2021 (PIA) remain a focal topic of discourse amongst stakeholders in the Nigerian oil and gas industry.

The first regulatory framework aimed at promoting antigas flaring policies in Nigeria was the Associated Gas Reinjection Act, 1979.

Nigeria's Gas Master Plan 2026 aims to transform the country's energy landscape through strategic midstream gas infrastructure development.

A public address [by Dr. Edmund Daukoru, Nigeria’s Presidential Adviser on Petroleum and Energy] flagged off the 2005 bid rounds for 63 oil and gas blocks spread across Nigeria’s onshore and deep off shore.

The demand and consumption rate of electricity in Nigeria is approximately between 180,000mw-200,000mw, exceeding the country's current generating capacity of around 13,000mw-22,000...

International media outlets began to issue reports on the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in late 2019.

The enactment of the Electricity Act 2023 now effectively incorporates Nigeria's federal system in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry in that, State Governments in Nigeria now have the powers, subject to the EA, to establish and operate their own State electricity market.

The Nigerian Court of Appeal in Esso Petroleum and Production Nigeria Limited & Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited v. Federal Inland Revenue Service & Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation ...

A free zone company is a company registered and situated in a free zone. A free zone is a designated geographical area within a country where companies set up to enjoy exemptions or reduced taxes, customs duties, and regulations.

The GSA will likely also include default provisions that gives the seller the right to suspend delivery for non-payment of an invoice.

Nigeria's oil and gas sector offers significant investment opportunities, but foreign companies must navigate one of Africa's most comprehensive local content regimes. Understanding the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act 2010 and its enforcement mechanisms is essential for lawful market entry, contract awards, and sustainable operations in this resource-rich jurisdiction.

Section 29 (1) of the Petroleum Industry Bill 2021 establishes the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (the "Authority")

The April edition of the TEMPLARS Transcripts: Energy and Natural Resources Digest reflects a clear shift from reform to execution across Nigeria's energy and extractives sectors.

In the face of the present economic challenges in Nigeria and the apparent global stance on oil