There are concerns that the growing cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, is threatening efforts to promote clean energy adoption in Nigeria as households increasingly turn to cheaper but less environmentally friendly alternatives for their daily cooking needs. The price of cooking gas has more than doubled in the last …
As the key driver of economic development, Nigeria’s energy sector has, over the years, been influenced by events, policies and actions. Nigeria's energy sector in 2026 faces several significant events, all testing whether recent reforms can translate into tangible improvements in oil and gas production, power supply, and investments in other subsectors. The major issues …
