Nigeria’s electricity sector is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. With the approval of the National Integrated Electricity Policy and the Integrated Resource Plan, the Federal Government has laid out a long-term roadmap to guide investments, expand access, and improve reliability across the power value chain.
Our latest article explores the practical implications of these reforms, including the shift toward state electricity markets, the phasing out of self-generation, and the growing role of renewable energy. It also considers how the new framework aligns policy targets with bankable projects, grid development, and private sector participation at both federal and subnational levels.
For investors, developers, and policy watchers, this is a timely breakdown of where the sector is headed and what it will take to participate effectively.