Nigeria’s oil regulator has confirmed a fresh licensing round for Q3 2026, backed by presidential approval and rising investor confidence in the upstream sector.
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NERC Introduces Net Billing, Allows Consumers Sell Excess Solar Power to Grid
KEY POINTS The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has begun implementing its Net Billing Regulations 2026, a new policy that allows electricity consumers to generate their own power and sell …
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KEY POINTS India’s state-owned engineering giant, Bharat Heavy Electricals ,BHEL, has signed a contract with Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals Free Zone Enterprise to supply gas turbine generator packages for …
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KEY POINTS The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPC Limited, has raised alarm over a widening gap in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education, warning that about 18.4 million …
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KEY POINTS Nigerian households are projected to spend about ₦296.3 billion on cooking gas in June 2026 as a worsening Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, supply crisis pushes prices sharply higher. …
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KEY POINTS The President of the State Oil Company of Azerbaijan Republic, SOCAR, Rovshan Najaf, held discussions with John Ardill, Vice President of ExxonMobil Corporation, on the sidelines of the …
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Liberia’s first-ever solar farm is already supplying electricity to the national grid, even as construction at the Mount Coffee site continues.
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Nigeria’s renewable energy industry and its electricity regulator have deepened ties, pledging stronger policy coordination and a faster clean energy transition.
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ECG Spends GH¢34 Million to Upgrade Batsonaa Substation Serving Accra’s Biggest Industries
ECG has started a GH¢34 million transformer upgrade at Batsonaa Primary Substation in Accra, part of a nationwide programme to strengthen Ghana’s electricity distribution network.
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Gambia’s businesses are bleeding from power outages lasting up to 10 hours daily as NAWEC battles a supply deficit exceeding 50 percent of national demand.