Adenike Adeodun

South Africa’s Necom 2.0 aims to fix electricity issues, focusing on affordability, reliability, and long-term energy solutions.

Accelerating Africa’s oil and gas projects with local talent, partnerships, and cutting-edge technology to meet growing energy demands.

Japan injects $500M to upgrade Nigeria’s power infrastructure, targeting key industrial areas for reliable electricity and economic growth.

Edo Refinery faces shutdown due to crude oil supply delays, calling on NNPCL for immediate intervention to start production.

Maya Khonje-Stewart leads Africa’s solar energy revolution, aiming for universal access and global impact through sustainable power solutions.

Seriti Group pushes South Africa’s energy transition with a 155 MW wind farm in Mpumalanga, blending renewable energy with coal for sustainable growth.

Nigeria spends $600 million monthly on fuel imports. Finance Minister Wale Edun denies seeking Central Bank loans and discusses steps to combat inflation and stabilize the economy.

Cameroon plans to develop 4GW of renewable energy by 2035, including solar, wind, and hydropower projects to address critical power needs.

Deploying electric vehicles in rural Nigeria can revolutionize mobility, reduce fuel costs, and support decarbonization, says a new report.

South Africa faces significant financial challenges in its energy transition, with the minister urging international support to achieve sustainability goals.