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Nigeria’s Dangote refinery readies for test runs, signaling a major shift in fuel self-sufficiency and regional energy influence.

Nigeria’s journey towards revamping its oil refineries, particularly the Port Harcourt facility, faces significant political headwinds.

Facing a decade-long power crisis, South Africa plans an extensive power plant construction program to secure its energy future, as outlined in the latest Integrated Resource Plan (IRP).

Nigeria’s Port Harcourt refinery is on the brink of a historic restart, promising to reshape the nation’s oil industry and reduce dependency on imported fuels.

South Africa confronts a dire energy challenge, requiring an extensive power plant construction initiative to guarantee stable electricity supply through 2050.

Nigeria adjusts oil production targets, focusing on realistic goals and sector revitalization.

Africa confronts challenges and seizes opportunities in its sustainable energy transition.

Libya’s Energy and Economic Summit in 2024, set to be a hub for energy sector investments and global partnership opportunities.

ZESA’s prompt action to a power line emergency in Malborough starkly contrasts with the prolonged power issues in densely populated areas like Chitungwiza, spotlighting service disparities.

The Nigerian Upstream Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) launches an ambitious plan to attract investment and overcome operational hurdles in Nigeria’s petroleum industry.