This dataset brings together headline figures from Nigeria's key national energy policy documents, including the SE4ALL Rapid Assessment and Gap Analysis, the SEforAll Investment Prospectus, and the National Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Action Plans (2015–2030).
For business owners, the numbers frame the size of the opportunity: around 2013, only 40% of Nigeria's 168 million people had electricity access, more than 15 million households were without power, average consumption was just 150 kWh per person, and 67% of the population relied on biomass as their primary energy source. These gaps are directly relevant if you are considering off-grid power, solar products, clean cooking solutions or energy services.
A second tab summarises Nigeria's conventional energy position: the 10th largest crude oil reserves and 7th largest natural gas reserves in the world (187 tcf, with growth potential to 600 tcf), and an oil sector accounting for 95% of export earnings. A sources tab documents each underlying publication, its publisher, publication date and accessibility, so you can trace and verify every figure.