Rwanda has set a June 8 cut-off date for land compensation affecting 1,232 households as the 206MW Ruzizi III regional hydropower project advances.
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Nigeria’s gas minister has ordered regulators and security agencies to clamp down on marketers hoarding and diverting LPG as cooking gas prices climb sharply.
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KEY POINTS • Petrol depot prices in Lagos fell across most terminals as competition and supply changes continue to influence Nigeria’s downstream oil market. • Dangote Refinery maintained relative stability …
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KEY POINTS • The Federal Government has held an emergency meeting with stakeholders to address rising cooking gas (LPG) prices in Nigeria. • Officials cited high landing costs and supply …
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KEY POINTS • Azule Energy, backed by Eni and bp, has approved the Greater PAJ offshore oil project in Angola following a final investment decision. • The project will combine …
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KEY POINTS • Johannesburg’s electricity supply is under threat due to a R5.3 billion debt owed to Eskom, raising concerns over possible power disruptions. • Despite temporary relief measures and …
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Nigeria’s presidential CNG initiative says over 120,000 vehicles have converted to compressed natural gas as the government pushes it as a cheaper petrol alternative.
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The ECOWAS Parliament adopted a landmark joint committee report in Dakar, pushing mini-grids and renewable energy to electrify West Africa’s rural communities by 2030.
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Daystar Power Group has installed 6.884 megawatts of solar power across four Nestle manufacturing facilities in Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana and Senegal.
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Nigeria’s LPG retailers say US-Iran tensions and global supply disruptions are pushing cooking gas prices higher, hurting millions who switched to cleaner energy.