ECOWAS has set a 48 percent renewable energy target for 2030 as over 190 million West Africans remain without electricity access, a regional parliament meeting in Dakar heard.
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Shell Names Elohor Aiboni First Nigerian Country Chair as Marno de Jong Exits After 34 Years
Shell has appointed Elohor Aiboni as its first Nigerian Executive Vice President and Country Chair Nigeria, effective August 1, replacing Marno de Jong.
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KEY POINTS Former Nigerian Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Alison-Madueke, has been acquitted of all bribery-related charges by a London court, bringing to a close an 11-year legal saga surrounding …
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KEY POINTS The Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN, has raised alarm over a surge in attacks on electricity infrastructure in Niger State, confirming that vandals have destroyed 14 spans of …
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KEY POINTS The Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers (NALPGAM) has projected that retail cooking gas prices may fall to between ₦900 and ₦1,100 per kilogram by the end …
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KEY POINTS British energy giant Shell has signed a major agreement with Venezuela to advance the development of the Loran offshore natural gas field, which holds an estimated seven trillion …
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Liberia’s electricity regulator and the University of Liberia have signed an agreement to build the country’s first energy auditing curriculum for the sector.
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Nigeria’s Atomic Energy Chief Says Nuclear Power Is the Key to Surviving the AI Revolution
Nigeria’s Atomic Energy Commission says the country needs nuclear power and long-term energy strategy to compete in the global AI and technology revolution.
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Aliko Dangote Secures $600 Million Loan to Expand Fertiliser Output and Earn $4 Billion Yearly
Aliko Dangote has secured a $600 million loan from the Africa Finance Corporation to expand fertiliser production and generate $4 billion in annual export earnings.
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Chevron Says Cyprus Is Central to East Mediterranean Energy and the Aphrodite Field Is Moving Fast
Chevron says Cyprus is a natural fit for the East Mediterranean’s energy future as the Aphrodite gas field moves closer to a final investment decision.