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As we enter the new year, it is important to reflect on the major developments that shaped Nigeria's oil and gas industry in 2025. The sector continued to evolve under the framework of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA)...

The second quarter of 2026 witnessed significant geopolitical tensions in the Middle East that disrupted global oil supply routes and triggered volatility in international crude prices. These developments had direct impacts on Nigeria's downstream petroleum market, with Dangote Petroleum Refinery making multiple price adjustments throughout the period as Brent prices fluctuated.

Executive Order 9 of 2026 represents a fundamental restructuring of Nigeria's petroleum governance framework, extending far beyond simple revenue remittance requirements. This analysis examines the constitutional foundations, institutional implications, compliance challenges, and long-term impacts on operators, investors, regulators, and the broader energy sector in what may be one of the most consequential developments in Nigerian petroleum governance in recent years.

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has concluded its Commercial Bid Conference for the 2025 Upstream Licensing Round, announcing Preferred and Reserve Bidders while establishing critical evaluation criteria and post-award obligations. This development signals Nigeria's commitment to transparent acreage allocation and enforcement of the Petroleum Industry Act's drill-or-drop principle, with implications for current bidders and future licensing opportunities.

The Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) is a critical pillar of the nation's economic development, facilitating industrial growth and improving standards of living.

2021 has been a landmark year for the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry. With the conclusion of the marginal field bidding rounds and the passage of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA)...

In light of Nigeria's evolving economic realities, the country grapples with a severe energy crisis marked by frequent power outages, impacting daily life and hindering economic growth.

Technology transfer is the sharing or disseminating of knowledge, skills, methods, technologies, equipment, intellectual property or innovations from one entity (often a foreign company...

Nigeria's oil and gas industry experienced significant milestones in the first half of 2026, building on an exceptionally active 2025 marked by major investment decisions, licensing rounds, and substantial transactions. While the pace has moderated compared to the previous year's unprecedented activity, the sector continues to achieve critical developments across upstream, midstream, and gas value chains that are reshaping the country's energy landscape.

On July 26, 2024, Nigeria's electricity sector saw a significant change as the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) introduced a new Order...

The Nigerian Power Sector experienced significant regulatory and market developments in the first half of 2026, yet continues to face critical structural challenges. This comprehensive mid-year report examines NESI's performance, analyzes key legal and regulatory changes, and assesses emerging trends in state electricity market reforms and energy transition initiatives.

It has been almost a decade since the erstwhile, wholly Government owned, utility monopoly was handed over to private sector players.

The third quarter of 2025 marked a defining period for Nigeria's energy sector, underscored by regulatory assertiveness, upstream transactions, and progress in the energy transition.

The Nigerian renewable energy market is experiencing unprecedented growth, with capacity expected to reach 5.51 gigawatts by 2030. This expansion creates significant opportunities for both local and international investors.

The Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Projects Incentives (Tax Remission) Order, 2026 (the "Order") establishes a production-linked tax remission framework for qualifying deep offshore oil and gas developments in Nigeria.

Due to the metering gap experienced in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry, electricity distribution companies in Nigeria were by the Meter Asset Provider and National Mass Metering Regulations 2021...

Nigeria's upstream petroleum sector faces evolving regulatory requirements as the 2026 Decommissioning and Abandonment Regulations introduce targeted refinements to the foundational framework established in 2023. How do these new regulations address implementation challenges, funding constraints, and lifecycle compliance gaps that have emerged since the Petroleum Industry Act's enactment?