We provide legal support for participating interests in the oil, gas, and energy resource areas. Members of our team are notable Electricity market experts with sound knowledge in electricity reform, its regulations and optimizing power purchase projects; feed stock and distribution. We have advised new power developments in licensing and distribution permits in the pioneering IEDN (‘Independent Electricity Distribution Network’) provisions of Nigeria's electricity market; advising unique off-grid solutions in the solar and bio-waste segments of electricity supply; and advised on significant power asset acquisitions by off-shore investors.
ALP has significant involvement in the emerging Nigerian mining industry, guiding clients through the acquisition and assignment of Mining Leases and representing joint venture parties in the sector generally.
Our firm has also worked as consortium leaders in respect of several Value for Money Audits in a government led Oil entity, which included legal, financial, and technical components to determine the accuracy and authenticity of claims for reimbursement.
The Climate Law and climate action regulatory landscape is a dynamic and compelling responsibility of corporate citizens and State parties.
Paris Agreement obligations require regulation, compliance and expert advice on greenhouse gas emissions and reducing carbon footprints as global regulatory regimes and voluntary frameworks emerge and deepen.
ALP NG & Co has specialists with significant environment, pollution, sustainability and ESG experience to guide and partner with the carbon-producing community in the design, negotiation and documentation of carbon emission strategies, activation of climate-compliant projects and carbon market operations in the international, regional and national trade contexts.
We are leading advisors on renewable energy projects to major international organisations implementing these projects in Africa. Our teams have both internal litigation support and sustainability compliance alliances across Africa.