Energy

Energy Overview

Empowering the nations energy potential - The backbone of Nigeria's economy

Nigeria's Oil & Gas Industry

Key facts & figures

NNPC - Nigeria's Oil and Gas Giant

The NNPC is Africa's top oil producer and Nigeria's prime revenue earner

Oil Companies - Production Output

Listed per company and daily averages and percentage contribution per annum.

Local Content

Developing local capacity building in the Nigerian oil and gas industry

Q&A: Nigerian Content in the Oil and Gas Industry

What you need to know

Interview: Transforming Nigeria's Oil and Gas Industry

Engr. Funsho Kupolokun, Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)

OPEC

Nigeria and her relationship with the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

Interview: Managing Nigeria's Oil and Gas Resources

Dr Edmund Maduabebe Daukoru, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources and OPEC President

A Gas Nation

By 2009, Nigeria will be earning around $12 billion a year from exports of natural gas

Interview: Managing the LNG Supply Chain

Chris Haynes, Managing Director/CEO of Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG)

The Joint Development Zone

A partnership in one of the world's most attractive oil and gas region

Interview: Setting a Benchmark for Joint Development Zones Worldwide

Carlos Gomes, Executive Chairman of the Nigeria - Sao Tome and Principe Joint Development Authority

Interview: A Pioneer and Leader of Nigeria's Petroleum Industry

Basil Omiyi, CEO of Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC)

Helping to make Ethanol a Global Commodity

Nigeria is now strenghtening its position in another energy sector, fuel ethanol. In pursuing its ambitious agenda, Nigeria is teaming up with the world leader for ethanol, Brazil

Interview: Operating at the Source of Nigeria's Wealth

Emeka Ene, CEO of Oildata Wireline Services Ltd

Interview: Responding to World Energy Needs

John Chaplin, Lead Country Manager of ExxonMobil Companies in Nigeria

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