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As Nigeria's oil and gas production capacity continues to increase, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission ("NUPRC")...

Nigeria's power sector advances through regulatory reforms and financial restructuring. NERC's revised order directs distribution companies to allocate earned revenues toward capital expenditure, while the Federal Government completes a ₦728.9 billion bond issuance to settle legacy debts. Edo State operationalizes its electricity market under state-level regulation, and Nigeria launches a $300 million fund to scale distributed renewable energy investments.

The phrase "the new three" has become increasingly common in global clean energy discourse, particularly in relation to how China, the world's largest electric vehicle ("EV") player...

The Oil and Gas sector is a critical component of Nigeria's economy, and effective auditing is essential for ensuring transparency, compliance, and efficient operations.

Energy is one of the most important driving forces of civilization. It is regarded as a propelling force behind any economic activity and indeed industrial production.

Nigeria's 2025 Upstream Licensing Round is now in motion, creating a pathway for investors seeking onshore, shallow-water and deep-offshore upstream assets in Nigeria.

On the 20th of September, 2024, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission issued the Regulations on the Procedure for Electricity Tariff Reviews 2024 as empowered by Sections 34 and 226 of the Electricity Act, 2023.

The Nigeria Tax Act, 2025 (“NTA”) introduces a recalibrated incentive framework aimed at attracting investment and driving growth across Nigeria’s petroleum sector.

For decades, electricity in Nigeria was centralised and controlled by a centralised grid. The 2013 implementation of the power privatisation policy brought with it new hope...

Nigeria's Oil & Gas Tax Revolution examines the transformative fiscal changes introduced by the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025, and their impact on the existing Petroleum Industry Act framework. The analysis explores how these new tax provisions reshape the regulatory landscape for oil and gas operations in Nigeria, affecting both domestic and international stakeholders in the energy sector.

Since 28 February 2026 when U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran triggered the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, African economies have absorbed a multi-dimensional economic shock from the disruption of energy supply, food systems, export corridors and financial conditions.

In March 2023, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria signed 16 constitutional amendment bills into law, including "the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Bill, No. 33, 2022" ...

In a bid to revitalize Nigeria's oil and gas sector, and remove obstacles to investments in Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ("The President") on 6th March 2024 signed an executive policy...

In some instances, oil and gas deposits may straddle between the boundaries of two or more licensees. The concerns arising from this can be summed up into one query - how should oil exploration be delineated...

Oil and gas remains a principal source of federally collected revenue in Nigeria. On 13 February 2026, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed the Presidential Executive Order to Safeguard Federation Oil...

The Nigerian Content Development and Enforcement Bill seeks to promote indigenous participation in key sectors of the economy (Information and Communications Technology, Mining, Construction, Oil and Gas and Power.

All over the world, households and businesses are affected by electricity issues, the availability or non-availability of it, however, each country faces its own unique circumstances.

This Note assesses the scope of the regulatory intervention in NESI and the ensuing license cancellation proceedings instituted by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission against Kaduna Electricity Distribution Company.