Nigeria Takes Concrete Steps to Reduce Methane Emissions in Oil and Gas Sector

Ga Ekperikp Ekpo, representing Nigeria's Ministry of Petroleum Resources, outlined the government's efforts to reduce methane emissions and end routine gas flaring during a sub-Saharan African roundtable in Abuja. The initiatives include deploying advanced methane detection technologies, enhancing leak detection and repair programs, and introducing commercial incentives for methane abatement projects.
These measures align with Nigeria's energy transition goals and global commitments to reduce emissions. The government also emphasized strict enforcement of deadlines to end routine gas flaring and compliance monitoring to ensure industry adherence.
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