The June edition of the Energy and Natural Resources Digest highlights a shift from policy to execution across Nigeria and Ghana, with major projects advancing, regulatory oversight tightening, and strategic resource priorities taking centre stage.

In Nigeria, NLNG Train 7 is nearing completion, fundraising has commenced for the Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline, and new gas infrastructure is supporting monetisation efforts. Regulatory enforcement continues to strengthen across the petroleum and power sectors, while generation capacity is expanding through the restoration of the Alaoji Power Plant and new industrial power projects. The mining sector also continues to attract significant investment, supported by ongoing reforms and international partnerships.

In Ghana, efforts to increase state participation in the Deepwater Tano Cape Three Points block spotlight a focus on energy security, while proposed reforms to gold purchases reflect broader objectives around reserve growth, foreign exchange stability, and domestic value retention.

Across both markets, execution, enforcement, and investment mobilisation are increasingly shaping the energy and natural resources landscape.