What can be done to improve Nigeria’s competitiveness in the downstream sector?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | Femi Otedola, Chairman, Forte Oil: Interview from The Report: Nigeria 2017
Interviews & Viewpoints | Guido d’Aloisio, Central Africa Regional Manager, Saipem: Interview from The Report: Nigeria 2017
Articles & Analysis | Nigeria targets reducing price distortions in the energy market from The Report: Nigeria 2017
Nigeria’s downstream fuels sector has endured a tumultuous few years, from a nationwide strike over consumer costs to corruption scandals. However, more recently a measure of stability has returned to the market, aided in part by government reforms to the pricing framework for fuels. The sector is a crucial one for the country given that the...
Articles & Analysis | Nigeria's energy export markets shift in response to global trends from The Report: Nigeria 2017
Long one of the top two crude exporters in Africa, Nigeria’s gas output has also served as a source of increasing revenue. However, changes are afoot in both segments as a result of the shifting global crude trade patterns and the rising levels of domestic consumption, which may in turn have long-term implications for the country.
Articles & Analysis | State-owned refineries in Nigeria invite private sector investment from The Report: Nigeria 2017
When President Muhammadu Buhari took office, he prioritised rehabilitating Nigeria’s ageing refineries with the notion that replacing imported fuels with local production would be an important contribution to solving several pressing problems in the country, including expensive fuel imports. There is plenty of room for the refineries to...