On this episode, Dr Eddy Wifa, a Lecturer in Law (Energy and Natural Resources) at the University of Aberdeen, shares his wealth of knowledge and experience in energy law in the United Kingdom. With clear focus on the Academia, he provides exquisite insights into how one can build a career in this field. Are you passionate about energy law ? Are you interested in building a career in the academia? If yes, then this episode is for you. If maybe, then this episode provides the necessary clarity you need. Tune in, listen and subscribe.

Energy Transition is a pathway towards transformation of the global energy sector from fossil-based to zero-carbon by the second half of this century. On this episode, our speaker, Caleb Adebayo gives an overview of energy transition in the United States of America with recommendations on how Africa's energy sector can progress. Inclusively, Caleb provides career trajectory insights for energy enthusiasts willing to take up a masters degree in renewable energy. Tune in to listen.

On this episode, Maryam Salami, Godson Iwuozo and Oluwatobi Akintayo provide insights into the structure of Renewable Energy in Nigeria.

With key focus on financing, they addressed the challenges facing renewable energy projects in Nigeria and also provided recommendations on how to tackle the issues.

Tune in to learn more about financing renewable energy projects in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Electricity Bill of 2022 seeks to repeal the Electric Power Sector Reform Act of 2005. In this episode, Lekan Dairo, a Senior Associate at Banwo and Ighodalo, a leading law firm in Nigeria gives an overview of the Electricity Bill. He considered the Renewable Energy Plan and the implementation structure provided in the bill. He also spoke about the implementation structure of the state to generate and distribute power. Is it realistic? Is this a good deal? Tune in to find out more about the salient provisions of the electricity bill.

On this episode, Dare Onakoya gives an overview of the Power and Infrastructure Sector.

He considered the regulatory framework of the Power Sector and the various contracts for P and I transactions.

He also looked into the regulations in the power sector that promotes sustainable and clean energy.

As an energy enthusiast, I found the session insightful and I believe you’ll also have a rewarding learning experience. Tune in to listen.

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On today’s episode, we undertake a succinct overview of Nigeria's Midstream and Downstream oil and gas sector while exploring the laws regulating both sectors. The activities of transportation, storage , refining, sale, distribution can be overlapping, so what we have done is to attempt to provide clarity by teasing out the fine lines of the midstream and downstream sectors of oil and gas industry.

Tune in to listen to our guest, Adediran Adesokan as he expounds on the provision of the Petroleum Industry Act regarding the midstream and downstream sector, and the roles of lawyers in the midstream and downstream Sector of the oil and gas industry.

Tiwa Talks Green

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On today’s episode, we undertake a brief overview of Nigeria's upstream oil and gas sector.

Nigeria is the largest producer of oil and gas in Africa but not a lot of Nigerians understand the oil and gas industry and its structure.

If you have ever wondered what the initial phase for the development of petroleum products entails, this is the episode for you.

We also explored some of the legal requirements in our laws for the upstream sector that could help reduce the harmful effects of oil exploration and help push towards a greener Nigeria.

Tune in to listen to our guest, Omotayo Jimoh as he expounds on the laws, key players, energy sustainability and the role of lawyers in the Upstream Sector of the oil and gas industry.

This episode introduces us to energy. It gives a detailed definition of energy. The importance of energy to man was also explained. Energy is an important part of humanity and it's effective roles in several industries in the world cannot be overemphasized. Small things like study lamps to big things like a plane requires electricity. Human civilization has become very modern, and electricity is needed everywhere. This episode also identifies the sources of energy. As energy enthusiasts, we should keep spreading the good news. Thank you , for listening to TTG. For questions or comments, kindly reach out to me on LinkedIn, @Tiwalade Aderemi or on Instagram, Ours_ladey.