The Tilenga and Kingfisher oil projects in Uganda have achieved significant milestones, advancing the country’s goal of becoming a major oil producer by 2025.
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OptiPower and Abengoa JV win a R1.2 billion solar contract for a South African mining company, marking a significant shift towards renewable energy in the industry.
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Sasol extends gas supply from Mozambique’s fields to June 2027, using the period as a bridge to transition towards liquefied natural gas imports.
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Independent power producers propose 133 GW of renewable projects, marking a significant step in South Africa’s energy transition.
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President Tinubu approves the use of NNPC dividends for a petrol subsidy to provide relief from rising fuel prices in Nigeria.
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Oil prices are set for weekly gains as renewed confidence in the U.S. economy and ongoing supply constraints boost demand expectations in the energy market.
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A Saudi firm is set to construct a hydrogen-powered skyscraper in Egypt’s new administrative capital, aiming to lead the way in sustainable urban development and green energy.
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Sasol appoints Priscillah Mabelane as CFO as the company navigates the global energy transition, reinforcing its leadership in a rapidly evolving industry.
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PPC Ltd has signed an agreement to power its Slurry and Dwaalboom plants with solar energy, marking a significant step in the company’s sustainability efforts.
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Indonesia lowers its local content requirement for solar power projects to 20%, aiming to boost renewable energy capacity and attract foreign investment.