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Gulf nations lobby the U.S. to restrain Israel from attacking Iran’s oil infrastructure, fearing retaliation on their own vital facilities.

South Africa’s energy plan balances security and sustainability with renewables while promoting regional cooperation and innovative financing models

The IEA predicts a surge in global renewable energy by 2030, driven by cost competitiveness and favorable policies, with renewables expected to make up nearly 20% of the global energy …

Kazakhstan’s Tengiz oil field hits record output, complicating OPEC+ compliance and raising questions about future production targets amid plans for expansion.

Power outages persist in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, with over 97,000 homes and businesses still affected across Georgia and the Carolinas.

Oil prices slid over 4% following reports of a potential Hezbollah-Israel ceasefire, easing market fears of broader conflict in the Middle East.

MARA launches a new power generation project using excess natural gas to fuel bitcoin mining operations, reducing environmental impact and avoiding competition for electricity with AI data centers.

Minister Gwede Mantashe reaffirms the South African government’s commitment to oil and gas exploration, emphasizing its importance for energy security and economic growth despite environmental concerns.

Mantashe emphasizes the potential of South Africa’s oil and gas sector, calling for investment and recognition of petroleum in the energy mix

Power Africa helps Nigeria reduce gas flaring and turn emissions into energy through the NGFCP, advancing both environmental and economic goals