Kenya’s new net-metering regulations allow consumers to sell excess energy back to the grid, boosting renewable energy use.
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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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South Africa’s grid to gain 2,500MW, easing loadshedding, with improved power stations leading the way.
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Japan injects $500M to upgrade Nigeria’s power infrastructure, targeting key industrial areas for reliable electricity and economic growth.
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OPEC has reduced its 2024 global oil demand growth forecast due to weaker-than-expected demand from China, complicating decisions for the OPEC+ group on whether to increase production later this year.
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Chevron has reached a groundbreaking milestone by producing oil from the Anchor field in the Gulf of Mexico under ultra-high pressure conditions, setting a new standard in deepwater extraction technology.
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Dangote Refinery calls on NUPRC to enforce the domestic crude supply obligation under the PIA to optimize operations.
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Petrobras may issue extraordinary dividends in 2024 if conditions allow, despite a recent net loss. The company remains focused on balancing payouts with future investments.
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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.
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Edo Refinery faces shutdown due to crude oil supply delays, calling on NNPCL for immediate intervention to start production.