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.
Recent months have witnessed growing concerns among industry leaders as prolonged legislative delays create uncertainty and disrupt the stability of key economic sectors. Critical bills and policy reforms, intended to streamline business operations and attract investment, have stalled in parliament, leaving investors and industry stakeholders in a state of limbo. This legislative gridlock is not
In a move that underscores the growing importance of digital assets in the global economy, the U.S. Congress has officially formed a bipartisan working group aimed at developing robust policies to regulate and govern the rapidly expanding digital asset sector. With the increasing interest in cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and other forms of digital finance, Congress
As the cryptocurrency market continues to expand and influence global financial systems, former President Donald Trump has announced the formation of a crypto advisory council aimed at shaping blockchain policy. This move has garnered attention from both established and emerging players in the crypto space, all eager to influence the regulatory framework surrounding digital currencies.