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U.S. oil giants Exxon, Chevron, and ConocoPhillips disclosed they paid over $42 billion to foreign governments in 2023, significantly more than what they paid in the U.S., according to new …

Minister Ramokgopa’s vision for renewable energy in South Africa faces obstacles, including grid capacity and regulatory delays. Reforms are needed to fast-track green energy.

Nigeria, rich in natural gas, struggles with severe energy shortages. Despite potential, poor infrastructure and reliance on outdated power systems have worsened the crisis.

KEY POINTS Efforts to electrify production in the U.S. oilfields are running into several obstacles, and many producers are struggling with high costs and inadequate access to the electricity network. …

Gregory Goff, an Exxon director, is leading Amber Energy in a $7.28 billion bid to acquire Citgo Petroleum, aiming to expand its refining and distribution presence in the U.S.

Springfield Group prepares to test a key offshore oil well in Ghana’s WCTP2, marking a significant step toward long-term energy development

U.S. drillers cut the number of oil and gas rigs for the second consecutive week, bringing the total rig count to its lowest since early September, as companies focus on …

Energy poverty affects over 600 million Africans, leaving families without electricity and limiting opportunities for education, healthcare, and economic growth. Renewable energy offers hope.

Saudi Aramco raises $3 billion in its latest bond sale to support higher dividend payments and capital investments amid lower oil revenues

South Africa’s mini-budget will unveil details about a pilot project for independent power transmission, marking a key step toward energy reform and stability.