The Advancing the Paris Climate Agreement and Energy Transition in Nigeria (APTRAN) project seeks to highlight the responsibility of Shell and its affiliates for oil and gas pollution in the Niger Delta and campaign for the implementation of fossil fuel phaseouts as outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement and related reports, while ensuring a just transition, to include site clean-up and community compensation.
GOAL
An end to oil and gas pollution in the Niger Delta by Multinational Oil companies and implementation of fossil fuel phaseouts as outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement and related reports, while ensuring a just transition, to include Shell and its affiliates taking responsibility for site clean-up and community compensation.
Objectives
Institutional investors negotiate with Shell and related Multinational Oil and Gas Companies operating in W. Africa to achieve fossil fuel phaseouts, and a just energy transition
Leading institutional investors adopt strong policies on fossil fuel phaseouts and a just transition
Sub-objectives
Apply pressure to the Church of England Pension Board, and other influential investors
Bring African voices to influence global investors and banks through relevant processes
Inform and mobilise Nigerian and broader African voices additionally
Figure 1: ANEEJ Executive Director, Rev. David Ugolor was among the over 7000 activists who were on the street in Vienna, Austria to protest against the European Gas Conference
Figure 2: At #COP27, ANEEJ Program Manager, Innocent Edemhanria released the Nigerian CSOs sign on statement during the Back-to-back actions for #PhaseOutFossils Day.
Project Status
Completed
Project Duration:
March 2022 – JAN 2023
The APTRAN project is supported by the SUNRISE Project