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NMDPRA’s New Gas Code Expands Pipeline Access for Shippers in Nigeria

The Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA) has launched a revised gas transportation code aimed at improving pipeline access for shippers and reducing avoidable losses in the Nigerian gas sector, according to Punch Newspapers. The new code is expected to facilitate better access to pipelines for shippers, potentially boosting the efficiency and profitability of the sector. However, the exact timeline for the implementation of this new code remains unclear. The NMDPRA’s decision to revise the gas transportation code follows ongoing efforts to reform the Nigerian oil and gas sector, with a focus on enhancing transparency, accountability, and efficiency. This move is expected to positively impact the country’s economy, especially given the significant role the gas sector plays in Nigeria’s energy mix. The NMDPRA has not commented on the specific measures included in the revised code or how it plans to ensure compliance. The revised code’s impact on the sector will be closely watched, as it could signal a shift towards a more competitive and efficient gas market in Nigeria.

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