Nigeria’s energy and construction sectors are undergoing significant changes following the rollout of a new regulatory framework that directly impacts Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) firms. This policy aims to enhance transparency, enforce environmental sustainability, and ensure compliance with global standards. EPCI companies operating within Nigeria’s oil and gas sector must adapt quickly to
Nigeria’s new energy policy is reshaping the Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI) landscape in profound ways. With a stronger focus on sustainability and decarbonization, the policy aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and drive cleaner energy adoption. This shift brings new regulatory frameworks and operational challenges that EPCI companies must navigate to remain competitive.
Nigeria’s power sector has long struggled with challenges such as power shortages, inconsistent supply, and high dependency on fossil fuels. However, the winds of change are blowing through the energy landscape, as renewable energy begins to take center stage in reshaping the country’s electricity generation. The transformation is not just about introducing cleaner energy sources