U.S. power demand is projected to break records in 2025 and 2026, with rising electricity use from AI, cryptocurrency, and renewable energy expansion.
Adedotun Oyeniyi

Adedotun Oyeniyi
Adedotun Oyeniyi is a creative and professional powerhouse in Nigeria, excelling as a music artist, administrative manager, content creator, and writer. Balancing artistry with leadership, he administratively manages operations at Lushly Agric Limited, where Green House Agriculture is being practiced, which champions sustainability, he crafts engaging content, and writes impactful stories. His blend of creativity and expertise makes him a valuable figure across diverse fields.
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BP shares surged 7 percent after reports of Elliott Management’s stake, fueling speculation about leadership changes and a revised corporate strategy.
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Ukraine raises gas imports from Hungary, Slovakia, and Poland to offset Russian missile attacks that have disrupted energy infrastructure.
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U.S. oil output in the Permian Basin is expected to slow in 2025, as industry leaders focus on profitability rather than aggressive expansion.
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Iran urges OPEC to unite against potential U.S. oil sanctions, warning that new restrictions could destabilize global energy markets and disrupt supply chains.
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Nigeria’s oil regulator is enforcing refinery quotas, warning producers they must meet local crude supply obligations before exporting.
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NGP Energy is exploring a $2 billion sale of Camino Natural Resources, a key gas producer in the Anadarko Basin, as energy consolidation continues.
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U.S. oil and gas M&A activity hit $105 billion in 2024, driven by natural gas demand and refracking opportunities as acquisition targets shrink.
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Africa’s energy growth is hindered by weak policies, poor investment frameworks, and inefficient planning, slowing renewable energy expansion and access.
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Africa’s shift to renewable energy presents opportunities for economic growth, improved energy access, increased foreign investment, and environmental sustainability.