Nomos Legal Practice

OUR OFFICE

Suite CA7 Club Arcade, Beside TBS Banquet Hall, Opposite Our Saviour's Anglican Church, Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos Island, Lagos State, Nigeria.

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Office Opens: 8:00am - Office Closes: 5:00pm

Winner — Mondaq Thought Leadership Award (2024, 2025 & 2026)

Electricity Law Practice

Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), Energy Grid Licensing, Tariff Advisory & Utility Dispute Resolution in Nigeria.

Electricity law governs the complex legal frameworks surrounding power generation, transmission, distribution, trading, and consumption. Nomos Legal Practice acts as a bridge between energy market operators, regulatory bodies, and consumers. We advise power plants, utility companies, private investors, and industrial off-takers on securing operating licenses under the Electricity Act, structuring project financing, negotiating power deals, and maintaining statutory environmental safety. standards.

Power Contracts & Project Financing

Drafting and negotiating critical energy contracts, including Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) agreements, and Gas Supply Agreements . We structure legal frameworks to fund power infrastructure, utility M&A deals, and asset restructurings

Regulatory Licensing & Tariff Advocacy

Guiding energy companies through securing generation, transmission, and distribution licenses from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and state regulators . We assist operators in tariff negotiation hearings to ensure fair pricing while maintaining commercial viability

Consumer Protection & Grid Dispute Resolution

Representing clients in litigation and arbitration over supply failures, breach of grid contracts, and land access rights . We advocate for end-users and commercial clients against illegal estimated billing, unjustified price surges, and unresolved service grievances

Structuring A Power Deal Or Securing An Electricity Operating License?

Consult with our electricity and energy legal practitioners at Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos Island