Energy Law

Examining the Potential Opportunities and Challenges

Nigeria's electric power policy involves efforts to address challenges in the power sector, focusing on generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity. The vital aspects may include promoting renewable energy, improving infrastructure, privatization of certain segments, and enhancing regulatory frameworks to attract investment and ensure efficiency.

Corporate Social Responsibility Vis-À-Vis the Duties of Oil Producing Companies and the Need for an Enabling Legislation

This article has attempted an analysis of the role of CSR by companies in the oil and gas sector, it is obvious that most companies carry out their CSR as a gesture of philanthropy aimed at addressing socio-economic challenges in Nigeria because very few legislations lend a voice in the area of CSR and the legislation lacks in detailing the nature and scope of CSR that companies can adopt. Aside from the government’s responsibility to provide basic amenities, infrastructure and ensure law and order, the emergence of CSR in Nigeria by individual companies has been at the discretion of the companies without an enabling law governing that.

Transition to Low-Carbon Economy in Nigeria: Development of Renewable Energy

The switch to an energy infrastructure based on renewable technology will have very favourable economic effects on both development and the world economy. The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) estimates that to satisfy the goals outlined in the Paris Agreement, a global share of renewable energy in electricity generation of 57 per cent must be achieved by 2030.
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