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The US and Nigeria sign an agreement to reform the electricity sector, enhancing clean energy access and promoting transparency for millions.

South Africa is set to establish a R10 billion-a-year gas company to ensure energy supply security, reduce dependency on imports, and support economic growth, with extensive infrastructure development planned to …

Kurdish oil exports are booming despite a pipeline shutdown, with trucks carrying crude to Iran and Turkey. The US is monitoring the trade to assess compliance with sanctions.

The UK government reverses approval of a new oil drilling project and drops its defense of a new coal mine, following a court ruling requiring consideration of greenhouse gas emissions …

Ghana will purchase 100 electric buses by 2024 to modernize its public transport system and reduce reliance on fossil fuels

Oil prices rose on Thursday due to a significant drop in U.S. crude and gasoline inventories, indicating robust demand and a tighter supply environment.

Fiasa, evolving from Sapia, aims to lead South Africa’s shift towards diverse, sustainable energy solutions in transportation and beyond.

OPEC remains confident in its forecast for strong oil demand growth throughout 2024 and 2025, despite some industry predictions of an earlier peak in demand. The oil market braces for …

Europe grapples with a difficult choice – switch back to coal for winter energy due to high gas prices, or prioritize climate goals. The decision hinges on market forces, weather …

Eskom takes proactive steps in seven provinces with load reduction to manage electricity demand and protect infrastructure.