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Partnership Announcement: KPMG and WIEN Establish Nigeria’s First Energy Sector DEI Benchmark

In a recent development, global professional services firm KPMG and energy investment company WIEN have announced a partnership to establish Nigeria’s first Energy Sector Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Benchmark. According to a report by Nigeria Business published on News Google on October 29, 2026, this initiative aims to measure and improve DEI within the Nigerian energy sector. The partnership comes as part of a growing global movement to promote diversity and inclusion in the energy sector. The exact details of the benchmark and its implementation are yet to be announced, but it is expected to provide a framework for energy companies to evaluate and improve their DEI practices. This move is significant for Nigeria, a country with a growing energy sector and a diverse population, as it demonstrates a commitment to fairness and inclusivity within the industry. As the partnership progresses, more details are expected to be released.

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