Shell approves $2 billion offshore gas development in Nigeria
Both investments underscore Shell’s long-term position in Nigeria’s deepwater and gas value chains.
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Nigeria unlocking $410bn to become Africa’s renewable energy hub –VP Shettima
ABUJA – Vice President Kashim Shettima has announced that Nigeria is unlocking over $410 billion in investment opportunities between now and 2060 as part of its strategic drive to become Africa’s leading renewable energy hub. Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the inaugural Nigerian Renewable Energy Innovation Forum (NREIF) 2025, Shettima said the energy transition…
Carbon will remain dominant in supercapacitor electrodes market
Carbon-based materials will continue to dominate for the foreseeable future.
Turning China trade potential into growth reality for African entrepreneurs
For Africa’s growth to be sustained, it is key that the continent becomes part of the global supply conversation and Standard Bank is here to make that conversation real.
The evolving Green Energy market with IDTechEx
The transport industry is a large adopter of clean energy technologies, largely due to the expectations of lowering carbon footprints and the desire to realize sustainability targets.
China is pouring exports into Africa faster than anywhere else
Africa is where China takes its firms and brands global — they get experience, create markets, and win brand recognition.
AFC welcomes Central African Republic as its 46th Member, expanding continental reach
Joining membership of Africa Finance Corporation represents a new chapter in the Central African Republic’s development journey.
Emirates appoints APO Group as Public Relations Agency for Africa
The goal is to enhance Emirates’ brand presence and ensure consistent, impactful communication aligned with its commercial goals across the continent.
Key transformation honour for Nissan at Accelerator 25 awards
This award reinforces our belief that diversity is not only the right thing to do, but the smart thing to do.
Green Energy unveils Nigeria’s first $400M indigenous crude export terminal
Oil and gas will never go away. The International Energy Agency has now admitted that the world must invest over $540 billion annually in the upstream sector to avoid an energy crisis.