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Springfield Group prepares to test a key offshore oil well in Ghana’s WCTP2, marking a significant step toward long-term energy development

U.S. drillers cut the number of oil and gas rigs for the second consecutive week, bringing the total rig count to its lowest since early September, as companies focus on …

Energy poverty affects over 600 million Africans, leaving families without electricity and limiting opportunities for education, healthcare, and economic growth. Renewable energy offers hope.

Saudi Aramco raises $3 billion in its latest bond sale to support higher dividend payments and capital investments amid lower oil revenues

South Africa’s mini-budget will unveil details about a pilot project for independent power transmission, marking a key step toward energy reform and stability.

Eni is in final negotiations with KKR to sell a 20% stake in its biofuel unit, Enilive, while other investors like Stonepeak have expressed interest in acquiring a second stake …

Eskom’s project in Mpumalanga reduces household emissions by replacing coal stoves with electric and gas alternatives, improving air quality and upgrading homes.

As LNG talks between Eskom and Sasol intensify, experts stress the need for a national gas strategy to prevent South Africa from facing a severe gas shortage.

Sam Altman-backed Oklo has secured a site inspection deal with the DOE for its proposed nuclear reactor in Idaho, a key step in its plans to build the facility by …

KEY POINTS The global goal to triple renewable energy capacity by the end of the decade is still attainable, but substantial investments in power grids and energy storage are required, …