KEY POINTS Parts of Lagos and Abuja are experiencing electricity disruptions as distribution companies blame reduced power allocation from the national grid and technical faults for the interruptions. Ikeja Electric …
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Pi-CNG says long queues at CNG stations should ease by the end of the year as more stations open, though motorists still face long waits.
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Oil majors are set for sharply higher third quarter profits as the Iran war boosts refining and trading, and investors are watching the spending.
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KEY POINTS Oando Plc has identified operating risks, inconsistent government policies and regulatory uncertainty as major reasons foreign lenders are reluctant to finance African oil and gas companies, warning that …
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KEY POINTS Global oil prices remained near a five-month high on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, as attacks claimed by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Saudi energy infrastructure and reports of assaults …
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Brent edged lower to $109.55 on Monday as profit-taking offset Houthi attacks on Saudi energy sites and a steep fall in Gulf crude flows through Hormuz.
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Oil slips from five-month high as Trump’s Russia sanctions waiver could bring more supply
Oil slipped from a five-month high on Monday, with Brent at $107.57, as Trump’s Russia sanctions waiver raised hopes of more supply despite Hormuz disruptions.
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KEY POINTS Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals has attracted investors from 51 of Africa’s 54 countries as its initial public offering, IPO, draws strong demand across the continent and from …
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KEY POINTS ExxonMobil expects higher refining margins to significantly increase its downstream earnings in the third quarter of 2026, with the oil major signalling a potential $4.5 billion improvement compared …
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Global South electrification speeds up as emerging markets outspend the rest of the world on grids and solar
Emerging economies have spent about $235 billion on Chinese clean energy technology since 2024, outspending the rest of the world on grids, solar and cooling.