Motoni Olodun

South Africa’s DMRE has delayed bidding deadlines for renewable energy projects and battery storage again, affecting the country’s energy transition efforts.

South Africa needs robust supply-side support to succeed in green industrialization, focusing on renewable energy, infrastructure, and skills development.

OPEC is on the brink of another major conflict over oil production capacities, with member nations poised to clash over how much oil each country can produce.

Dangote Industries plans to list its refinery on the London and Nigerian stock exchanges by end of 2024, aiming to boost investment and transform Nigeria’s oil industry.

CEFS’ acquisition of SAPREF refinery raises environmental concerns, with calls for transparency and action to mitigate longstanding pollution issues.

Nersa extends the deadline for comments on Eskom’s proposal to reserve grid space for IPPs, aiming to stabilize South Africa’s electricity supply with more renewable energy.

Outa’s CEO, Wayne Duvenage, criticizes the Karpowership deal for environmental risks and poor public consultation. The government defends it for energy security, while Outa seeks a legal halt for a …

Natural gas remains vital for South Africa’s energy security and transition to renewables, offering a cleaner alternative to coal and supporting economic growth

Vivo Energy announces a R10 billion investment to expand its operations in South Africa, creating jobs and driving economic growth through enhanced infrastructure and service stations.

Eskom seeks NERSA approval to reserve grid capacity for future IPP projects, aiming to boost renewable energy integration and address South Africa’s energy crisis