INTRODUCTION
Across the world, the attainment of sustainable development and economic growth is closely linked to the availability of reliable, affordable, and environmentally sustainable energy systems. Nations increasingly seek energy sources capable of supporting industrialisation and improving living standards while also addressing the growing concerns of climate change and environmental degradation. In the global transition toward cleaner energy systems, natural gas has emerged as a strategic transition fuel because of its relatively lower carbon emissions compared to coal and crude oil.
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Author:
Abdullahi Sani is a third-year Law student at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, with interest in energy law, climate governance, ESG, and sustainable development. He can be reached through [email protected] or 09125630290