Gas Desk · Nigeria Gas Monthly
Nigeria Gas Monthly
Nigeria's domestic gas market each month, in one issue, built on the releases of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and the companies that operate the assets. Every exhibit carries its Source line, so its figures can go into a credit paper, a board pack or a gas sales agreement with the source as stated.
- 1Executive summary and key figures
- 2Overview
- 3–6Gas supply, the transmission network map, pipelines, flaring and the next gas projects
- 7–8Domestic demand and payment in the power sector
- 9–11Wholesale prices, the LNG feed gas netback, export and domestic sales
- 12Monthly data tables
- 13Outlook
- 14–18Data appendix, the basis of every figure, sources and abbreviations
Who it is for
The global price services cover Nigeria's crude, its liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports and its upstream. The Gas Desk covers the domestic gas market, with the Domestic Base Price (DBP) and wholesale gas prices, Gas supplied to the Domestic Market by sector, market remittance in the power sector and the transmission network that carries the gas.
- Lenders and investorsWill the off-taker pay, and will the gas be delivered? Market remittance in the power sector, Gas supplied to the Domestic Market by sector and the status of each pipeline project, sourced for a credit paper.
- Off-takersWhat will gas cost, and can the network deliver it? The DBP, wholesale gas prices for the strategic sectors, and supply and pipeline throughput to your sector.
- Producers and midstreamDoes the domestic market or export give the better netback, and which off-takers pay? The LNG feed gas netback against the DBP, Export Sales against Domestic Sales, and market remittance in the power sector.
- Government and advisersIs Gas supplied to the Domestic Market rising, and is the power sector meeting its gas invoice? Gas supplied to the Domestic Market, Gas-to-Power offtake and market remittance, month by month.
- InternationalWhat is Nigerian gas worth on the domestic market against export? The LNG feed gas netback against the DBP, the transmission network and Export Sales, on one set of figures.
Coverage
Supply and the network
Production by terrain and by Associated Gas (AG) and Non-Associated Gas (NAG), flaring, the transmission network map, pipeline throughput and the gas projects coming on stream.
Demand and payment
Gas supplied to the Domestic Market by sector, Gas-to-Power offtake and market remittance in the power sector.
Prices and exports
The DBP, wholesale gas prices for the strategic sectors, the LNG feed gas netback, and Export Sales against Domestic Sales.
Maps, tables and charts from the current issue
Every issue is built around exhibits that can go into a credit paper or a board pack with their Source line, among them the Title Transfer Facility (TTF) price set against the LNG feed gas netback and the DBP. A 30-day trial opens the whole issue, with every exhibit on its page.

Nigeria Gas Monthly, current issue. Source on the exhibit

Nigeria Gas Monthly, current issue. Source on the exhibit

Nigeria Gas Monthly, current issue. Source on the exhibit

Nigeria Gas Monthly, current issue. Source on the exhibit
What you get
A licence covers your organisation, not a seat. Everyone who signs in with a work email on your domain reads every title published while it runs.
Nigeria Gas MonthlyThe issue in full, every exhibit on its page, with the data appendix and the basis of every figure.
Gas Desk WeeklyOne finding a week from the latest releases, between monthly issues.
Nigeria Gas YearlyThe year in Nigerian gas and the year ahead, published on 15 December 2026.
Gas Desk Data and AskEvery series behind the issue as a comma-separated values (CSV) file, and answers drawn only from the issues you can open, each with its page cited.
18
pages in Issue 1, with a data appendix
3
regulators read at row level, NUPRC, NMDPRA and NERC
1
figure for each fact, with the basis of every figure in the data appendix
30
days of full access on a trial, for your work email
Questions
Anything else? Write to the desk.
- When is it published?Nigeria Gas Monthly is published each month, and its cover carries the month of publication while each exhibit states the period its data covers.
- Where do the figures come from?From the regulators' own releases, read at row level, and otherwise from company statements and published market data. Each exhibit names its source, and the data appendix gives the basis of every figure.
- Can we put the figures in our own papers?Yes, inside your organisation and with the source as stated on the exhibit, because each exhibit is built to be cited in a credit paper or a board pack.
- What does the trial include?Thirty days of the current issue and everything published while it runs, for one reader, who signs in with a six-digit code sent to a work email rather than a password.
- How are licences priced?Prices are quoted on request and invoiced in naira or US dollars. Professional opens every title published while the licence runs and the issue of each title that was current when it began; Enterprise adds the full archive.
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Full access for your work email, with every exhibit on its page and a six-digit code in place of a password.