Useful sources about Africa

Power and electricity data from the Nigeria Data Portal. It includes indicators on peak generation and energy sent out. This National Bureau of Statistics initiative allows dissemination of statistical data with various functionalities.

Research on baseline power in Nigeria including data on daily gas production and gas supplied to power plants. It was developed by the advisory power team in the office of the vice-president in conjunction with Power Africa. The 36-page document can be downloaded in PDF.

A history of Nigerian mining providing a geological overview and a breakdown of commodities by state. This 31-page investment promotion brochure was published by the Ministry of Mines and Steel Development in collaboration with Deloitte in 2016.

A data hub containing a collection of databases, charts and interactive tables of most commonly used statistics on energy in Nigeria.

A plan with targets to increase wind, bioenergy, biomass for power, solar, solar photovoltaic, hydropower and multiple renewable energy sources, by the International Energy Agency.

Data on barrels of crude oil produced, oil and gas production and drilling development in Nigeria. It is available to download in PDF from the National Bureau of Statistics and contains data for 2012 to 2016.

The average price paid by consumers for automotive gas oil (diesel), by the National Bureau of Statistics. The data is for 2017 and can be downloaded in PDF format.

The average price paid by consumers for premium motor spirit (petrol). Data is from the National Bureau of Statistics for April 2018.

Water supply data from the World Health Organisation and UNICEF covering indicators such as piped and non-piped water, as well as water free from contamination and accessible on premises.