Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Shell CEO Wael Sawan emphasizes the need for stable energy policies during his Washington visit, highlighting the challenges ahead of the U.S. election.

Nigeria installs hybrid solar grids in universities and hospitals, enhancing sustainable energy use and supporting over 400,000 students and faculty.

Russia escalates its missile and drone attacks on Ukraine’s crucial energy facilities, marking the largest assault in recent weeks.

Saudi Arabia sets to launch a $10 billion secondary share offering for Aramco this Sunday, aligning with strategic economic transformations and oil market dynamics.

Kenya’s $205 million investment in the Last Mile Connectivity Project aims to provide electricity to over 280,000 households, enhancing rural and peri-urban development.

Lagos partners with Harvest Waste Consortium to build a waste-to-energy plant, providing power for 40,000 homes and reducing CO2 emissions.

After a two-month suspension and legal investigation, Libya’s Oil and Gas Minister, Mohamed Oun, has resumed his official duties, signaling potential stability in the sector.

Russia’s Novawind partners with Mali to initiate a transformative 200MW solar power project, aiming to significantly enhance Mali’s renewable energy infrastructure.

BP and Shell have agreed to sell key refinery assets, including land and mooring facilities, to South Africa’s Central Energy Fund, marking a strategic industry shift.

The Development Bank of Southern Africa is negotiating to establish an office to manage auctions for transmission projects, enhancing grid integration for renewable energy.