PIA To Widen Commercial Market Opportunities – WIEN

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The Women in Energy Network (WIEN) said, the ongoing reforms in the downstream oil and gas industry, will open more commercial opportunities in the domestic

According to them, “the emerging domestic fuel market is the expected result of over 20 years of strong advocacy mounted by all stakeholders in the economy to dismantle public sector monopoly and guarantee broader opportunity for viable investments in providing the Nigerian business environment with wide ranging fuel options for home, social and business application.”

“Emerging commercial competitiveness in the market will undoubtedly spur local and international investments in country’s Decade of Gas programme, boost production of new energy forms and solidify Nigeria’s position in the global movement towards low carbon energy.

The group believes that Nigerians need more opportunities and ambient business environment than they need subsidies to thrive, adding that, this has been demonstrated by the large number of Nigerian youths who have migrated out of the country and succeeded in foreign lands where they are not direct beneficiaries of social security cover.

 

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