Shell set to resume TNP pipeline test
It supports crude oil production from the facilities of the SPDC joint venture and other producers who rely on the Bonny terminal for crude export.
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A look at laws governing the power sector in Nigeria
The Nigerian electricity law consists of the body of law, which regulates the generation, transmission, distribution and trading of electricity in Nigeria.
Africa Finance Corporation secures US$100m loans to promote investments in renewable power
The loan will be used to facilitate investments in renewable power, energy-efficient projects, and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Nigeria Mining Week holds November 1
The event is coming after two unfortunate years of absence and will present a 3 day face-to-face that will bring participants face to face with the leaders, innovators, and experts of the Mining sector in Nigeria, representing the entire value chain.
World Bank Group exceeds new climate finance target – $31.7 billion in funding for climate action
The World Bank Group is committed to supporting developing countries to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and increase resiliency to climate impacts, while also meeting core development priorities. This is the central approach of the Bank Group’s Climate Change Action Plan, 2021-25, which is already delivering results.
Nissan to acquire shares in Vehicle Energy Japan Inc
Nissan will acquire the shares after the completion of regulatory procedures, including necessary approvals and permissions.
OP-ED: Green ammonia is going to be the fossil-free ‘crude’ of the hydrogen fuel economy
Hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize a wide range of heavy industries including energy, chemicals, steel and cement, which means demand is going to be huge. In its Net-Zero Emissions scenario the IEA expects demand to increase fivefold from 2020 to 2050.
Could Nigeria’s oil industry be entering a new era?
Absolutely. Ultimately, helping Nigerians thrive is exactly what NNPC Ltd. can and should be accomplishing.
Ikeja Electric urges customers to disregard report on the blackout in Lagos
Ofulue explained that the company was embarking on replacement of obsolete panels at the Igando Injection Substation, which is aimed at improving power supply availability to that area. He also pointed out that the exercise will last for 10 days and that only Feeders under Igando, Obadore, Akesan and Egan will be impacted, and not Alimosho or Lagos as erroneously reported.
Mobile Power Limited raises £1 million from All On to scale its services
The investment will enable Mobile Power to increase the growth of its pay-per-use battery-sharing platform in Nigeria. This is in line with All On’s mission to invest in off-grid energy solutions spanning solar, wind, hydro, biomass, and gas technologies deployed by both foreign and local access-to-energy companies that complement available grid power across Nigeria and help bridge its significant energy gap.