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A REVIEW OF THE NATIONAL TAX BILLS
The Nigerian tax landscape is on the brink of transformation with four key tax reform bills currently under review. From tax harmonization to revenue administration and dispute resolution, these bills aim to simplify processes, attract foreign investment, and strengthen the...
ANALYSIS OF THE 2024 NATURAL GAS PRICING FRAMEWORK AND ITS IMPACT ON THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY
The 2024 Domestic Base Price (DBP) for natural gas reflects a significant milestone in Nigeria’s efforts to drive investment in the energy sector while addressing market realities. Our newsletter provides insight into the key provisions of the pricing framework, its...
ANALYSING THE LAGOS STATE ELECTRICITY LAW
The Lagos State Electricity Law marks a significant step towards decentralizing Nigeria’s electricity market, empowering the state to take full regulatory control. With NERC’s recent Transfer Orders, Lagos now has the autonomy to shape its intrastate electricity supply and...
COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR PERSONS WITH SIGNIFICANT CONTROL
The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) recently announced its intention to commence the enforcement of the Persons with Significant Control (PSC) Regulations 2022 and mandated Limited Liability Companies, Limited Liability Partnerships and other corporate entities to ensure...
EXAMINING THE IMPLICATION OF THE NIGERIAN WINDFALL TAX ON THE BANKING SECTOR
The primary rationale for imposing the windfall tax on Nigerian banks arises from the substantial foreign exchange gains these institutions have realized due to the depreciation of the Naira. This newsletter examines the government's objectives, explores the potential impact of...
NERC’S ORDER ON THE TRANSITION TO BILATERAL TRADING IN THE NESI AND THE IMPACT OF NBET BEING PHASED OUT OF THE NESI
This newsletter provides insight into exit of Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc. (“NBET”) from the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (“NESI”) which creates a bilateral contract market arrangement, as well as reviews the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s...
Climate Finance and the Role of Green Banks
Further to the Paris Agreement, a legally binding international treaty on climate change adopted by one hundred and ninety-six (196) parties at the UN Climate Change Conference in Paris, on 12th December 2015 (COP21), countries and their institutional Banks have begun...
NERC Intensifies Compliance Checks on Nigerian Power Sector Licensees
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) is ramping up efforts to ensure adherence to regulations within the country's power sector. In response to concerns about compliance, NERC is intensifying its scrutiny of power sector licensees. This move is aimed at...
OPERATIONAL CHANGES TO THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET
The Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”) recently introduced notable changes to the Foreign Exchange (“FX”) market regime in Nigeria, through a circular titled: ‘Operational Changes to the Foreign Exchange Market’ (the “Circular”). In this article, we highlight some of the notable...
REGULATORY UPDATE: PRESIDENT ASSENTS THE ELECTRICITY ACT
In recent times, legislative actions have been taken to reshape the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (“NESI”) with a view to realign post-privatisation issues and expectations of stakeholders in the NESI. On 17th March, 2023, the Constitution of the Federal Republic of...
The Prospects of Achieving the Nigerian Energy Transition Plan
The 27th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP27) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) brought together world leaders to discuss issues related to climate change, with a focus on food security, water security, climate finance, energy...
REGULATORY UPDATE ON THE CONSULTATION PAPER ON THE AMENDMENT OF NIGERIAN MINI-GRIDS REGULATIONS
In 2016, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (“NERC”) issued the Regulation for Mini-grids of that year (the “Mini-grid Regulations”) in line with the powers conferred on it by the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 (“EPSRA”) to make regulations. The Mini-grid...
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