Nigeria led African oil investment in 2025, drawing $5.3 billion as policy reforms and incentives boosted gas and upstream projects across the region
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Nigeria’s petrol supply jumped in December as Dangote Refinery raised output, improved utilisation, and supported higher fuel sufficiency nationwide
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Kenya’s renewable energy growth faces storage gaps that risk grid stability, while vandalism adds to challenges affecting the reliability of electricity supply
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Nigeria’s upstream regulator has launched a 90-day approval sprint, promising faster decisions, clearer rules and renewed momentum to lift crude oil production
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Transcorp Energy and Renewvia have partnered to develop renewable power projects in Nigeria, targeting grid and off-grid markets as the country battles chronic electricity shortages
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Global renewable energy capacity rose at a record pace in 2024, yet the world remains off track to meet the goal of tripling capacity by 2030
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Kenya has launched the Mariakani power substation, a key project designed to stabilise coastal electricity supply and expand access to clean energy
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Ghana’s independent power producers welcome a $1.47 billion settlement of energy sector arrears, saying the payments ease liquidity strains and rebuild investor confidence
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Nigeria plans a $2 billion climate fund as President Tinubu highlights strong green bond demand and new trade partnerships to support the energy transition
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TotalEnergies agrees to sell its 10 percent stake in Nigeria’s SPDC joint venture to a new buyer after regulators blocked an earlier deal