Resources
2024 Energy Sector Wrap-up Report.
The 2024 Energy Sector Wrap Up Report details the landmark achievements and milestones in Nigeria’s energy sector under the visionary leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and sets the stage for continued progress in the year ahead.
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Articles and Op-eds
Overview of the Value Added Tax (VAT) Modification Order, 2024 and the Notice of Tax Incentives for Deep Offshore Oil & Gas Production, 2024: Implications for Nigeria’s Oil and Gas Industry
Nigeria: VAT (Modification) Order, 2024 expands list of VAT-exempt goods and services
VAT Modification Order 2024 - Incentivising Energy Transition in Nigeria
The Notice of Tax Incentives on Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Production, 2024
Nigeria proposes new tax incentives to attract deepwater gas exploration investors
Notice of Tax Incentives on Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Production, 2024
New Energy Incentives: VAT Exclusion and Tax Reliefs on Key Oil and Gas Commodities
Highlights of the Notice of Tax Incentives on Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Production, 2024
Deep Offshore Production: 2024 Tax Incentives
Notice of Tax Incentives on Deep Offshore Oil and Gas Production, 2024
CERAWeek roundtable discussion: "Energizing Energy Investments for the Global South"
It was a pleasure to join a #CERAWeek roundtable discussion themed “Energizing Energy Investments for the Global South,” moderated by Daniel Berkove, the Regional Head for Africa and the Levant.
International Energy Week (IEW): Opening Remarks by the Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria on Energy
It is a privilege to stand before you today at the final day of International Energy Week 2025. Over the past few days, we have examined the profound transformation underway in the global energy landscape.
Energy Sector: How Nigeria Secured Three of Africa’s Four $5.5bn FIDs Last Year
The Federal Government has said Nigeria is poised to secure more Final Investment Decisions (FIDs) in 2025, building on its success in 2024 when it secured three out of Africa’s four FIDs, valued at over $5.5 billion.