Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Tanzania has opened Energy Week in Dodoma, showcasing progress across its power sector as lawmakers demand faster rural electrification and stronger budget allocations.

Nigeria’s TCN logged 131 vandalism cases in 2025 even as the national grid hit a historic transmission peak of 5,801.84MW in March.

NamPower has apologized to Otjinene residents after a two-day blackout, deploying additional staff on the ground to accelerate the restoration of supply.

Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Agency and Mente Energy have signed an MOU to launch a program that aims to localize clean energy manufacturing and create skilled jobs.

Uganda’s energy leaders have launched an aggressive drive to put more girls into science classrooms and engineering careers at the 2026 Women in Energy Forum.

Aliko Dangote has struck a deal with Honeywell to produce plastics and detergent ingredients at his Lekki refinery, cutting Nigeria’s dependence on imports.

Energy leaders meeting in Nairobi have called for urgent action to close Africa’s electricity gap, pointing to Kenya as the continent’s leading renewable energy model.

The Iran war is pushing African nations to accelerate renewable energy investments and reduce dependence on imported oil and gas, the AVCA CEO says.

Nigeria’s finance minister says the US-Israel-Iran conflict has triggered major energy shocks, pushing petrol prices up over 50% and squeezing household budgets.

Technip Energies has secured contracts across Gabon, Vietnam and Louisiana, deepening its reach in LNG, cleaner fuels and petrochemicals across three continents.