
How Africa should adapt to climate change
Adapting to climate change is expected to cost between 30 and 50 billion US dollars a year over the next decade, equating to 2-3% of Africa’s GDP.
Adapting to climate change is expected to cost between 30 and 50 billion US dollars a year over the next decade, equating to 2-3% of Africa’s GDP.
The minister emphasised the government’s commitment to delivering sustainable and dependable energy to key national institutions.
The summit gave decision-makers a chance to discuss and delve into changes in demand, supply and trade of major fuels.
The operations led to the dismantling of 21 illegal refining sites, arrest of 36 suspects, and destruction of dozens of equipment and vehicles used in crude oil theft and illegal refining activities.
Their general conclusion was always the same: the transition to renewable energy sources is inevitable.
The refinery is expected to mark another watershed moment for the African energy market.
This move counters speculation about Exxon Mobil’s potential withdrawal from Nigeria.
Gencos had issued a warning to the Federal Government over the continued accumulation of debts now totalling over N4tn.
At present, I am taking a well-deserved rest after the dissolution of the management and board of the NNPCL, of which I was the Group Chief Executive.
The report also stated that the $1.5bn newly repaired Port Harcourt refinery had been struggling at under 37.87 per cent production capacity.