... Abstract Energy security is a critical component of a nation's sustainable development, and for an oil and gas-rich country like Nigeria, it is particularly pivotal. This study explores the multifaceted dimensions of energy security in the context of Nigeria, delving into the challenges...

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... responsibility stakeholder stakeholder engagement implementation sustainability sustainable development participation effectiveness journal stakeholder participation project management niger delta nigeria niger delta region Introduction The Niger Delta region is in Nigeria and is home...

...Introduction Abstract Nigeria, a major player in the global energy landscape, is confronted with the challenges and opportunities brought about by the ongoing energy transition. This study investigates the multifaceted impacts of the transition towards sustainable energy on the long-term...

... Abstract Millions of tons of plastic waste are generated annually, and it takes an astonishing 450 years for plastic to decompose. In Nigeria, tonnes of solid waste, including plastic, end up in landfills each year. Environmental pollution is aggravated by plastics pumped into drainages...

... between hydroelectricity consumption and economic growth in Algeria. Moreover, it was established that economic growth Granger causes hydroelectricity in South Africa while no causality was observed for Egypt. Using data from Nigeria from 1980 to 2011 in a multivariate context, Aminu and Aminu (2015...

... In the light of the foregoing, the question arises to how much investment Nigeria will be able to attract into the oil and gas sector with the signing of the PIA amidst the energy transition. This paper tends to check if the PIA has provisions for energy transition and what level...

... to drive down costs, improve efficiency, and enable macro-economic growth of Nigeria by way of reduced capital output ratio. Statement of Theory and Literature Review Abstract The comparative advantage of abundant hydrocarbon resources enjoyed by Nigeria for economic development and as mainstay...

... that impacted the productivity of wells in Eagle Ford. Obite et al (2021 ) compared a classical model (ARIMA) and two machine learning models (ANN and RF) for modeling crude oil production in Nigeria. The ANN model which had the best trade-off between Root Mean Square Error (RMSE), Mean Absolute Percentage...

... of Nigeria's marginal oil resources has lagged despite the country's initiative, for a variety of reasons, including technical difficulties. Nigeria's marginal oil fields are situated in rugged terrain, which can make oil extraction tough. Additionally, the fields might have lower production rates, which would...

... One of the main challenges facing Nigeria is the inadequate infrastructure for natural gas development and utilization, including pipelines, processing facilities, and storage facilities. This has led to a situation where a significant portion of Nigeria’s natural gas is flared, resulting in both...

.... According to Madu (2010) , the major potential for growth of CNG in Nigeria lies in the vehicular market. In Nigeria, the economic situation is mainly driven by fuel pricing and scarcity of petroleum products. The fuel pricing issue is driven by the "excessive subsidy" required by the Nigerian Government...

... value chain and Integrated Operations (Nwankwo, 2023). Gas Production, Processing and Utilisation Operations in Nigeria Natural gas resources in Nigeria stands at 600tcf potential reserve, 208.62TSCF proven reserves and 7.7BSCFD production of sweet and rich high value liquids( Ogunsola Joseph...

... to medium dense in compaction. The results of the investigation enabled the planning and design of structures required for asset development. geologist asset and portfolio management location nigeria rock type stratigraphy geotechnical site investigation investigation borehole sedimentary...

...Literature Review Artisanal refineries, often referred to as illegal or illegal refineries, have become a significant concern in Nigeria, particularly Southern Nigeria especially in the Niger Delta region and Southern Eastern region Local artisinal are a direct result of oil theft in Nigeria...

... Reservoir Simulation methods. Figure 7 Gas reserve basins in Nigeria (Adedamola, n.d.-b). Reserves Categorization Figure 1 Model for estimating the recoverable reserves and forecasting unconventional reservoirs ( Ibrahim et al., 2018 ) Formation and Accumulation of Conventional...

..., in West, Central and Southern Africa. The Convention has been ratified by 14 contracting parties with 8 additional countries located in the convention area which are pending ratification. Some of the countries within the convention area include oil and gas producers like Nigeria, Angola, Democratic...

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... industry: upstream, midstream, and downstream. Nigeria produces 15th and 17th respectively in the world for gas and oil. Nigeria is said to be Africa's largest oil producer with 36.89 billion barrels ( Figure 1 ) of proven oil and 203 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas reserves at the end of 2021 ( OPEC...

... the economic benefits of the regulatory philosophy enshrined in the PIA and comparatively examines this philosophy vis-à-vis other possible regulatory philosophies to evaluate the most viable regulatory structure for the Nigeria Petroleum Industry. It was established that irrespective of the choice...