Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

The IEA predicts a surplus in global oil supply by 2025, driven by rising production from non-OPEC+ nations and slowing demand growth in China

Oil prices edge up following OPEC demand forecast revision, with dollar gains and geopolitical tensions limiting market recovery

Nigeria’s removal of fuel subsidies raises fuel costs, sparking public protests and challenges for policymakers

South Africa spent R17 billion on renewable energy imports in 2024, pushing for local manufacturing to support jobs and reduce costs

Guyana and Suriname’s LNG projects capitalize on rising global demand, with their exports potentially boosted by a U.S. license pause

Angola launches new oil and gas licensing rounds in 2026, aiming to revitalize production and attract investment after its OPEC departure

Senegal is preparing for its first LNG shipment from BP’s major GTA project, marking a breakthrough in the country’s energy growth trajectory

Smart grids in African cities improve energy reliability, efficiency, and sustainability, driving urban resilience and growth

TotalEnergies predicts global oil demand will peak after 2030, driven by population growth and slow electric vehicle adoption, in contrast to IEA’s forecast

OPEC+ postpones its oil output increase to January 2024, extending its current 2.2 million barrels per day cut due to weak global demand