Nigeria Unveils Gas Trading System to Boost Industry Transparency

The Nigerian government, through the NMDPRA, launched the country's inaugural gas trade license and a new clearinghouse settlement system in Abuja. This move aims to enhance transparency, competitiveness, and investment readiness in Africa's largest energy-producing market.
Minister Ga Ekperikp Ekpo highlighted the importance of the new licensing system in creating a reliable and secure environment for gas trading, aligning with President Bola Tinubu's energy security agenda.
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