Law and Climate Change Toolkit
Nigeria • Law • 2005

(NG) Nigeria - Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005

Country
Nigeria
Document type
Law
Date
2005
Geographical Coverage
National
Abstract
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Legal Area
Establishing or designating national climate bodies and functions Body with planning/regulatory powers and functions Body responsible for national inventory and reporting Finance and budgetary provisions Sources of climate finance Guiding objectives and principles Objectives Renewable energy obligations for energy users Licensing provisions Energy Market Regulation Markets – design and regulation Overall market principles Markets – trade and competition Competition – abuse of dominant position
Cross-cutting Categories
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Website
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Source
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Type of source
Official
Other results in Establishing or designating national climate bodies and functions
Other results in Body with planning/regulatory powers and functions
Other results in Body responsible for national inventory and reporting
Other results in Finance and budgetary provisions
Other results in Sources of climate finance
Other results in Guiding objectives and principles
Other results in Objectives
Other results in Renewable energy obligations for energy users
Other results in Licensing provisions
Other results in Energy Market Regulation
Other results in Markets – design and regulation
Other results in Overall market principles
Other results in Markets – trade and competition
Other results in Competition – abuse of dominant position
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