Energy infrastructure
From concept to financing and execution.
Advisory across pipelines, power systems, transport corridors and industrial assets — spanning conceptualisation and feasibility through financing, structuring and execution.
Nigeria · West Africa · International
Local insight.
Global expertise.
A boutique advisory firm delivering transaction advisory, strategic insight and market-entry solutions across gas, energy and infrastructure.
We partner with governments, investors and international institutions to structure and deliver high-impact projects across Nigeria and West Africa.
55+ yearsNigerian experience and trusted relationships
Gas market architectureNetwork codes, tariffs and regulatory frameworks
Complex transactionsFinancing, PPP and commercial structuring
Global expertise. Local execution.Senior specialists mobilised for each mandate
Osprey
What Osprey does.
Osprey Investments Group provides transaction advisory, strategic consulting and market-entry services across high-impact sectors. With more than 55 years of Nigerian experience, Osprey works at the intersection of policy, capital and execution, supporting projects from concept through to implementation.
- Delivering certainty
- Disciplined project structuring and execution in complex operating environments.
- Trusted gateway to Nigeria and West Africa
- A trusted partner for international investors and institutions entering and operating in the region.
- Global standards. Local intelligence.
- International best practice combined with deep understanding of Nigeria's regulatory, commercial and socio-economic landscape.
Sectors · Primary focus
Gas markets, regulation and strategic infrastructure.
Nigeria is transitioning into a gas-driven economy, with significant investment flowing into domestic gas utilisation, infrastructure and export corridors.
Its success depends on policy, commercial rules, finance and infrastructure operating as one coherent system. Osprey works across all four — from gas-market design and regulatory frameworks to tariff modelling and transmission-infrastructure advisory.
Flagship expertise
The Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code
The foundational framework governing open, transparent and efficient access to Nigeria's gas transportation network — conceptualised under the leadership of Dr David Winn, who foresaw Nigeria's transition to a gas-powered economy as early as 2010.
Osprey led the development, training and implementation framework for the Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code (NGTNC), and remains its custodian.
Policy & regulatory design
Defining the market model, its objectives and institutional responsibilities.
Code development
Drafting robust, bankable, internationally benchmarked rules.
Tariff & economic modelling
Transparent methodologies balancing investment and affordability.
Implementation & capacity building
Preparing regulators, shippers and operators to put the framework into practice.
Private capital advisory
Discreet, long-term stewardship of capital.
Strategic advice to high-net-worth individuals and family offices on the preservation, growth and deployment of capital across domestic and international opportunities.
Services
International standards, built for real operating conditions.
Defined engagements, senior teams and disciplined delivery — from first feasibility to financing and implementation.
Consultancy
Feasibility studies, sector analysis, policy advisory and project-development frameworks.
Transaction & strategic advisory
Project financing and fund mobilisation, PPP structures, commercial negotiations and regulatory alignment.
Strategic market entry
Market intelligence, regulatory navigation, partner identification and stakeholder engagement.
Capacity building
Training, institutional strengthening and knowledge transfer.
Track record
Experience with scale, complexity and national importance.
Osprey has been at the centre of some of Nigeria's most strategically significant projects. In each case, Osprey's exact role is stated alongside the scale of the wider project.
NGTNCNational gas-market frameworkNigeria — nationwide
Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code
The rules governing open and competitive access to Nigeria's gas transportation network — the foundation of a transparent and efficient gas market. Client: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation.
Osprey's roleLed development, training and the implementation framework; custodian of the Code.
740 kmFlagship gas pipelineAjaokuta–Kaduna–Kano, Nigeria
Ajaokuta–Kaduna–Kano (AKK) Gas Pipeline
One of Nigeria's most critical gas corridors, connecting supply in the south to demand centres in the north.
Osprey's roleKey advisory role supporting engineering design and technical review.
KRPCEnvironmental remediationKaduna, Nigeria
KRPC Environmental Remediation
A complex remediation challenge at the Kaduna Refining and Petrochemical Company.
Osprey's roleDelivered an innovative stabilisation solution transforming hazardous waste into safe, usable material.
Selected additional experience
Federal Government Strategic Financing (2016) $250M
A financing framework with a global energy trading group for priority national projects. Osprey's role: facilitated the transaction and financing framework.
Obajana Cement Project ~$1B project
One of Africa's largest cement plants. Osprey's role: development guidance from resource identification through execution and financing structuring, including sovereign guarantee arrangements.
Nigeria–Morocco Gas Pipeline 4,950 km · ~$10–15B
A pipeline positioning West Africa as a major gas supplier to Europe. Osprey's role: early-stage development support and bilateral cooperation.
Trans-Sahara Gas Pipeline 2,000 km, multi-country
A complex regional initiative. Osprey's role: selected as Transaction Advisor and Project Manager.
Modular Refinery Development 50,000 BPD · $250M
Osprey's role: advised on development, coordinating international financing and technical partners.
Ethanol Plant Feasibility Studies $90M–$350M
Osprey's role: conducted multi-state feasibility studies aligned with Nigeria's renewable-energy policy.
Agriculture & Industrial Master Plans
Osprey's role: developed large-scale strategic frameworks across agriculture, coal and textiles, unlocking investment pipelines.
ECOWAS Highway Programme $2.5B programme
A major West African transport corridor. Osprey's role: appointed Transaction Advisor and Fund Mobiliser.
Further historic mandates
Over several decades, Osprey has supported federal and state institutions across energy, infrastructure, industrial development, agriculture and regional economic programmes. Historic mandates are shown with the client institution at the time of the engagement.
Gas, energy & infrastructure
- Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
- Ajaokuta–Abuja–Kano Gas Pipeline — detailed engineering design Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources
- Rural electrification Benue State Government
- Baguda Dam consultancy Kano State Government
- Federal Rural Water Scheme Federal Ministry of Water Resources
Industry & economic development
- Revival of Nigeria's textile industries Federal Government of Nigeria / Federal Ministry of Finance
- Due diligence — revival of the textile industries Federal Government of Nigeria / Federal Ministry of Finance
- Modern market consultancy Benue State Government
- Taraku Oil Mill Benue State Government
- Equipment refurbishment — Directorate of Food and Rural Infrastructure Benue State Government
Agriculture & regional development
- Agriculture Master Plan Adamawa State Government
- Grassroots Empowerment Programme Adamawa State Government
- Food Security Programme Adamawa State Government
- Ethanol feasibility studies Niger, Akwa Ibom and Kebbi State Governments
- Federal National Grain and Soils Project Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources
- Dairy Farm programme Sokoto State Government
- National Seed Multiplication Project Kano State Government
About & legacy
More than 55 years of Nigerian experience.
A boutique, indigenous advisory firm whose reputation is built on strategic, high-impact projects across Nigeria's most critical sectors.
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1967
Arrival in Nigeria
David Winn begins working in Nigeria as a young engineer — the start of a lifelong commitment to the country's development.
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1970s–2000s
From engineer to strategist
His work develops across agriculture, industry, infrastructure, investment and energy — building long-standing relationships across Nigerian public and private institutions, and participating long-term through equity and execution rather than short-term external advice. His long-term approach has also extended into building, owning and managing businesses and assets in the UK.
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2010
The gas conviction
He identifies the strategic importance of gas well before it becomes the central national priority it is today, leading to the conceptualisation of the Nigerian Gas Transportation Network Code.
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Today
Specialist advisory for Nigeria's next phase
Osprey's specialist gas and energy practice, shaped under his leadership, sits at the centre of the firm — supported by its international advisory network.
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For gas-market, regulatory, transaction, infrastructure or market-entry enquiries:
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