To what extent will liberalised electricity tariff regimes in Africa provide investment potential?
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Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to John Rice, Vice-Chairman, General Electric from The Report: Nigeria 2012
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Sam Amadi, Chairman, Nigeria Energy Regulatory Commission from The Report: Nigeria 2012
What do you consider to be the biggest obstacle to the implementation of power sector reform?
Articles & Analysis | Continental divides: Africa’s gas market is becoming increasingly competitive from The Report: Nigeria 2012
Commodities have played a key role in Africa’s growth narrative for centuries, most notably at the Berlin Conference of 1884, when Europe’s imperial powers sought to divide up a continent based in part upon its abundance of natural resources. In the intervening years, African countries have churned out everything from platinum in South Africa to...
Articles & Analysis | From waste to wealth: Bringing in the private sector to address shortcomings with waste management infrastructure from The Report: Nigeria 2012
As domestic migration and population growth increase the pressure on urban waste management infrastructure, Nigeria’s federal and state-level policymakers are increasingly turning towards the private sector to attract investment and management expertise.
Articles & Analysis | Energising the sector: Privatisation of the former state-owned power company begins from The Report: Nigeria 2012
In the second half of July 2012 hopefuls submitted technical and financial bids for 17 of the 18 companies formed from the state-owned Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN). With announcement of the preferred bidders for five out of six generation companies made in September 2012. An accumulated total of over $1bn had been offered for the power...