Global nuclear projects slowdown expected as aging plants, cost pressures, and renewables disrupt long-term expansion despite record 2024 output
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Namibia faces a looming green hydrogen worker shortage as training programs ramp up to prepare youth and women for the energy transition
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KEY POINTS Nigeria’s crude oil production rose by 5.5% in August compared with the same month a year earlier, a boost that brings the country closer to its OPEC target …
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Nigeria’s Net Billing Debate Splits Experts as NERC Pushes Solar-to-Grid Plan
KEY POINTS Dr. Sam Amadi, a former chairman of NERC, urged caution, calling the idea premature. “Net billing is one of the important methodologies for renewable energy market,” Amadi said …
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KEY POINTS Nigeria is weighing a plan to strip the state oil company of its long-standing authority over oil contracts and hand that power to the upstream regulator, a step …
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Nigeria has emerged as Africa’s oil and gas investment hub as NUPRC reforms restore confidence and attract global participation
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South Africa will renew Island View leases in Durban, linking fuel supply security with transformation and new participation in port operations
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South Africa’s top court annulled Eskom’s gas power project permit in Richards Bay, citing lack of a proper consultation with local communities
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Santos’ $16 billion takeover bid collapsed after the XRG consortium withdrew, citing regulatory hurdles and risk allocation disputes
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Egypt’s oil and gas output is rebounding after four years of decline, easing import bills and drawing new foreign investment