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For the finale of our three-part series on Nigeria’s energy transition, TEMPLARS Partner Dayo Okusami, Senior Associate Inna Ali, and Associate Onyinye Omenugha reflect on COP28’s outcomes and their implications for Nigeria.

The piece discusses the UAE Consensus, which aims to steer global efforts towards a net-zero future by 2050, and analyzes the challenges and opportunities for Nigeria, a significant hydrocarbon producer, as it navigates towards a greener future.

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