The Dangote Refinery, Africa’s largest oil refinery with a capacity of 650,000 barrels per day, is set to receive crude oil from the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) in …
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Nigeria is putting more capital into its midstream gas sector to close the critical infrastructure gap that hinders its economic growth, according to the Special Adviser to President Tinubu on …
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The Federal Government called for additional time to address the country’s ongoing electricity issues as 17 generation and distribution licenses stand for either renewal or revocation tomorrow. This mirrors past …
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Energy TransitionIn the News
Federal Government Advances Clean Energy with Focus on Electric Vehicles and Renewables
In a response to global calls for energy transition, the Nigerian federal government announced intentions to tap into cleaner energy. They aim to develop and expand industries like renewable energy, …
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TotalEnergies, a global oil and gas company, has shown its commitment to developing its host communities in Nigeria by fully funding five trusts with $15 million. The trusts, known as …
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To address energy concerns, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz initiates discussions with Nigeria and other West African nations. The focus is on importing more oil and gas. Scholz, on his third …
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Energy Transition
Nigeria’s Gas Revolution: How CNG Buses and Conversion Centres Will Boost Economy and Environment
Nigeria, the eighth-largest gas-producing nation in the world, is set to transform its transportation sector with the launch of the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Initiative. The initiative aims to …
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Nigeria has a huge potential to generate renewable energy from its solid waste, according to an expert from the state-owned oil company. Kanayochukwu Odoe, the Managing Director of NNPC New …
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Nigeria has taken a major step towards achieving its clean energy goals by launching the first liquefied compressed natural gas (L-CNG) station in the country. The L-CNG station, located in …
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Fuel scarcity in Nigeria is set to worsen as 86 oil trading companies have reportedly surrendered their permits to import Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol. This development, …