Ghana and Mozambique walked out of the Africa Energies Summit over discrimination. The African Energy Chamber wants Nigeria and Senegal to do the same.
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Liberia’s electricity demand has surged to 143 megawatts but generation has not kept pace, forcing the country into load shedding and regional imports.
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Nigeria Heads to Paris Energy Forum Carrying $18.2 Billion in New Oil Approvals and Rising Output
KEY POINTS Nigeria is arriving in Paris next month with a clear message: the sector is open, the reforms are working, and the numbers back it up. Minister of State …
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Nigeria’s Power Companies Collected N204 Billion in January but Still Fell N63 Billion Short
Nigeria’s electricity distributors billed N268 billion in January 2026 but collected only N204 billion, widening a structural crisis across the power sector.
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Meet Olakunle Williams, The Visionary Billionaire Reshaping Africa’s Gas and Energy Sector
Olakunle Williams built a billion-dollar gas empire in five years. Here is how Tetracore Energy Group became one of Africa’s most powerful energy companies.
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KEY POINTS Global oil prices rose on Thursday as doubts over the durability of a ceasefire in the Middle East raised concerns that energy shipments through the strategic Strait of …
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Libya Announces Three New Oil and Gas Discoveries with International Energy Firms
KEY POINTS National Oil Corporation, NOC, has announced three new oil and gas discoveries in partnership with major energy companies from Italy, Spain, and Algeria, according to statements released by …
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KEY POINTS Uruguay’s offshore energy sector has attracted new international players following the entry of QatarEnergy and Chevron into exploration blocks operated by Shell, reinforcing global interest in hydrocarbon development …
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KEY POINTS Nigeria’s crude oil production has rebounded significantly, rising from a historic low of 960,000 barrels per day in 2022 to an average of 1.71 million barrels per day, …
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IEA, IMF and World Bank Chiefs to Meet Monday Over the Worst Energy Crisis in Modern History
The heads of the IEA, IMF and World Bank are meeting Monday to tackle what they call the largest energy supply shock in modern history.