Nigeria’s commitment to reducing carbon emissions is reshaping the Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) sector. With the implementation of a new decarbonization policy, the country aims to align its industrial practices with global climate targets while fostering sustainable growth. This shift has significant implications for EPCI projects, requiring companies to adapt to new regulatory
Nigeria’s latest energy policy is set to transform Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) operations, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency. This policy, driven by the need to diversify the energy mix and reduce environmental impact, brings new compliance requirements and operational strategies for EPCI stakeholders. It affects every phase of project
Engineering in Nigeria plays a critical role in the country’s infrastructure, development, and industrial growth. As a project engineer, having a deep understanding of the engineering standards and regulations that govern the practice is not only essential but a fundamental aspect of ensuring successful project execution. Nigerian engineering standards help maintain quality, safety, and environmental