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From regularly updated records, Nigeria is endowed with abundant gas wealth which remains largely untapped. According to the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR)...

Nigeria is blessed with abundant crude oil, but Nigerians are yet to see economic growth that matches the vast oil revenues generated by the country.

The above legislation, hereinafter referred to as "the Local Content Act (LCA)", came into force on 22 April 2010 following assent by President Jonathan.

An example of such intervention mechanism is the creation of a priority list for accessing the available FX, including to the manufacturing and oil and gas sector.

Nigeria's 2025 Petroleum Licensing Round offers 50 oil blocks across onshore, shallow-water, frontier, and deep offshore areas. With pre-qualification complete, bidders must now navigate complex regulatory requirements, consortium structuring, and competitive bid strategies to secure acreage in one of Africa's most significant upstream opportunities.

Nigeria stands at a vital moment in its energy evolution, where ambitious regulatory frameworks and strategic partnerships are converging to reshape the national power landscape.

Since its enactment, the Electricity Act (EA) of 2023 caused a significant shift in Nigeria's energy sector (electricity market).

Investment in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry ("NESI") has proven challenging for many reasons. One of such reasons is the highly capital-intensive nature of investments in the NESI.

Nigeria's investment landscape requires navigating multiple sector-specific regulators beyond initial company incorporation. Which regulatory bodies must foreign and local investors engage across agriculture, energy...

The year 2019 represented an active year for regulatory oversight in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI). NESI saw some very newsworthy events as it continued to suffer from...

Nigeria’s oil and gas licensing framework offers investors opportunities to acquire petroleum exploration and development rights through a regulated competitive process.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act (the "Act") which has just been signed into law is the cumulative result of decades of attempts by the government and stakeholders in the petroleum industry to ensure that the industry provides local value and maximized benefits to Nigerians.

Nigerian renewable energy market opportunities are reshaping how businesses approach sustainability across Africa's largest economy. As companies navigate changing regulations and consumer expectations, understanding these market dynamics becomes crucial for long-term success.

On 9th June 2023, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, assented the Electricity Bill 2022, effectively repealing the EPSRA 2005.

The global transportation sector is currently undergoing a phase change, navigated by the urgent dual imperatives of decarbonization and energy security.

Corruption in the extractive sector is a persistent source of concern for the industry.

Scientists agree, based on empirical data, that climate change and global warming stem from anthropogenic activities , especially those driven by big corporations.