Rwanda has eliminated 1.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions and reached 36 percent of its 2030 climate target, but a $6.2 billion funding gap looms large.
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Nigeria’s Oil Regulator Is Merging Rules With the Nuclear Agency to Cut Costs for Operators
Nigeria’s upstream oil regulator and nuclear authority are merging their regulatory frameworks to cut compliance costs and strengthen radiological safety across the sector.
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Tony Elumelu’s Heirs Energies has won a global finance award in London for the $750 million deal that transformed Nigeria’s OML 17 oil block.
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KEY POINTS Nigerians across major cities are struggling with a sharp increase in the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, commonly known as cooking gas, which now sells for as …
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Chevron Nigeria Reaffirms Commitment to Environmental Stewardship on World Environment Day 2026
KEY POINTS Chevron Nigeria and Mid-Africa Region marked World Environment Day 2026 by reaffirming its commitment to environmental stewardship under the global theme “A Global Call for Climate Action.” The …
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Nigeria’s upstream oil regulator has called on banks to take a more active role in funding gas development and unlocking upstream investment opportunities.
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Eskom and Zululand Energy Terminal have signed a heads of agreement that brings South Africa’s first LNG import terminal and a 3,000MW gas plant closer to reality.
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Nigeria has launched national guidelines for integrating solar mini-grids into its power grid, backed by Germany and the EU under the NESP program.
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Kenya Power has launched a nationwide drive to identify EV owners not yet on its dedicated charging tariff as e-mobility revenues hit record highs.
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Lagos residents are pushing back against a state government solar panel permit policy they say punishes citizens for solving a problem the government created.