NNPCL postpones Port Harcourt refinery kick-off sixth time
It was observed that promises made to Nigerians by the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources and NNPC about the refinery have continued to witness multiple failures.
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TCN intensifies nationwide battle against vandalism of power installations as Police apprehend vandals with stolen cables
Specifically, between July 1st and August 11th, 2024, TCN installations have experienced numerous vandalism attacks in less than six weeks
Battery Metals Forum returns to Kinshasa in September as demand for key minerals and metals remains high
The DRC is the world’s leading producer of cobalt, accounting for over 60% of global supply, and the country is also an important copper supplier
Power outage in Hadejia, Gumel, Gagarawa, others as trailer truck hits Tower T16 in Kano
The team found that a trailer truck carrying a container had hit tower T16 situated in Gunduwawa and destroyed two legs of the tower causing it to buckle and fall.
Tinubu commissions CNG buses at Presidential Villa
Innoson Motors boss promised that very soon, CNG vehicles will be on the road in many cities of the federation to ease the transport problem being experienced in the country.
FG should reveal those stealing crude with vessels –Elumelu
“How can we be losing over 95 per cent of oil production to thieves? Look at the Bonny Terminal which should be receiving over 200,000 barrels of crude oil daily, instead, it receives less than 3,000 barrels, leading the operator Shell to declare force majeure.
FG launches $500m power transmission project for Lagos-Ogun Industrial Corridor
The JICA project aims to boost power transmission infrastructure within and outside the Ogun industrial corridors, covering Agbara, Mowe, and Shagamu industrial clusters.
Shell Nigeria wins multiple awards at 2024 SPE
SPE International President Terry Palisch, and Chairman of the Nigeria Council Salahudeen Tahir who jointly presented the award described Shell as a leading light in the oil and gas industry, providing valuable support particularly to indigenous companies.
NNPCL demands N4.7tn petrol imports refund
By Damilola Aina The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has demanded a refund of N4.71tn from the Federal Government to settle outstanding debts used to import Premium Motor Spirit, popularly called petrol, into the country. The claim was listed as “Exchange rate differential on PMS and other joint venture taxes” on petrol products imported by…