From Gas Abundance to Gas Access: Why Infrastructure, Not Reserves, Will Define Nigeria’s Energy Future

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Nigeria’s biggest energy challenge is no longer about whether gas exists in sufficient quantity. It is about whether that gas can actually reach the people, industries, infrastructure, and power systems that need it for transformational aspirations. Despite holding approximately 216 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of proven gas reserves and producing over 7.5 billion cubic feet […]

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