This dataset helps you decide where and how to sell energy products and services in Nigeria. It shows, zone by zone, how many households already use clean cooking fuels — from 70.9% in the South West down to 4% in the North East — so you can size the market for LPG, cookstoves and related products, and see where adoption is high versus where the untapped market sits.
For businesses that depend on power, the electricity tables show the gap between urban access (83.9% of the population in 2020) and rural access (24.6%), plus indicators of supply quality such as average daily grid supply hours. This is useful for deciding where backup power, solar and off-grid solutions are most in demand, and where operating costs from unreliable supply will be highest.
Transport-focused tabs break down how petrol, diesel, kerosene and fuel oil are consumed across road, aviation and water transport, alongside vehicle fleet and energy efficiency figures — relevant for fuel distributors, fleet operators and logistics planners. A determinants tab identifies which household characteristics (such as education level and region) are most strongly linked to clean fuel adoption, helping you target marketing and distribution. All figures are drawn from cited sources including the 2024 NDHS, World Bank data and published research, with a Sources tab included.
