Ikeoluwa Juliana Ogungbangbe

Under CEO Khalil Halilu, NASENI is partnering with private firms across six sectors to shift Nigeria from an import-dependent consumer economy to a producer nation.

Kenya’s Law Society is demanding a forensic audit of the government’s fuel procurement deal as matatu strikes spread and prosecutions of arrested energy officials stall.

NDPHC chief Jennifer Adighije says the company can deploy 1,500MW of stranded generation capacity to Lagos, which receives just 1,000MW against a 12,000MW demand.

Patrice Motsepe, African Rainbow Energy, SOLA Group South Africa, South Africa renewable energy, South Africa solar energy,

Pipeline surveillance firm PINL says Nigeria can hit OPEC’s 2.5 million barrels per day target after April production data showed strong gains and zero pipeline disruptions.

Industry leaders, economists and labor unions have backed NNPC’s deal with two Chinese firms to revive Nigeria’s long-idle refineries despite sharp opposition from critics.

A drone hit an electrical generator near the UAE’s Barakah nuclear plant Sunday, forcing one reactor onto emergency power and raising fears of regional escalation.

BP is weighing a sale of some of its Egyptian natural gas assets as new CEO Meg O’Neill pushes the supermajor back toward its core oil and gas business.

A Liberian environmental initiative backed by UNDP is turning organic waste and contaminated water into clean fuel, eco stoves and green enterprise opportunities.

Nigeria’s Energy Commission chief is back at his desk after an EFCC visit over an alleged N500 billion fraud probe, with the agency denying he was arrested.