Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Nigeria’s NDPHC has restored the 450MW Alaoji power plant in Abia State after a three-year shutdown caused by gas supply disputes and accumulated debt to TotalEnergies.

Nigeria’s non-oil exporters grew sales by 93 percent in five years but a logistics crisis scored just 12.8 out of 100 is trapping the sector’s best performers.

Kenya Power’s EV charging revenue has hit Sh382 million after electricity sales to the e-mobility sector grew 113-fold in under three years, signaling a mainstream shift.

ZESA Enterprises workers have accused their MD of chanting party slogans to intimidate staff, corporate fraud and reducing the parastatal to a one-man operation.

Former MP Paul Twum Barimah says Ghana urgently needs a National Gas Act to resolve growing institutional confusion between GNPC and Ghana Gas Company.

Eskom has given Johannesburg until July 8 to pay R5.2 billion or face power cuts across Sandton, Soweto, Fourways and other major city areas.

Rwanda and the United States have signed a civil nuclear cooperation deal in Kigali, marking a major step in Rwanda’s push to diversify its energy mix.

Liberia’s EPA has ordered the immediate closure of a hazardous dumpsite in Buchanan sitting directly opposite a government hospital, citing flies, odor and disease risks.

Rwanda and Tanzania have signed an energy cooperation deal witnessed by both presidents, covering power infrastructure, renewables and cross-border energy collaboration.

Sudan’s former energy minister says the country needs a national energy charter to rebuild equitably after war, warning unequal electricity access fuels conflict and fragmentation.