This report on electric mobility report emerges within the context of the nation’s ambitious Energy Transition Plan (ETP), which articulates the country’s strategy towards reaching carbon neutrality by 2060. This comprehensive report underscores Nigeria’s commitment to sustainable energy practices, notably exemplified by the removal of fuel subsidies and a focus on transforming the transportation sector.
Nigeria’s ETP highlights that the transport sector contributes approximately 15% of Nigeria’s total greenhouse gas emissions and prioritises adoption of e-mobility as the key decarbonization pathway within the sector. With the transport sector contributing significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions, urgent investment in low and zero-emission vehicles is crucial. Africa, including Nigeria, is witnessing a growing awareness of e-mobility, supported by initiatives such as SEforALL’s partnership with the Nigerian government, which aims
