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Over 20 Nigerian companies exhibit at OTC summit in Houston

The Group Managing Director of the Nigeria’s National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Maikanti Baru said Nigeria’s participation at the annual Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston, Texas, United States of America, had grown from mere jamboree-like activity in the 1990’s to a fully-fledged engagement where indigenous oil services companies parade their competencies and proven job…

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650m Africans live without electricity —AfDB

Energy Worth with Agency Report The African Development Bank, (AfDB), on Wednesday, says that no fewer than 650 million Africans currently live without electricity. AfDB Director, Communication and Media Relations, Dr Victor Oladokun,  disclosed this while welcoming African Journalists on a Media Tour to Saemaul Undong Model village project, in Yamoussoukro, Cote d’Ivoire. “About 650…

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Community protests over four months blackout in Delta

By Energy Worth Residents of Idiaregbe Street in Okumagba Layout, Warri Delta State, on Wednesday protested over four months power outage in their area. The residents, particularly youths who came out their hundreds danced through the adjoining streets to Idiaregbe, chanting solidarity songs. The angry protesters carried placards with various inscriptions. Speaking on behalf of…

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We are set to tackle energy poverty through advocacy —Yetude Fadeyi, founder, REES Africa

Yetunde Fadeyi is the founder, Renewable Energy and Environmental Sustainability (REES) Africa. A graduate of the University of Ibadan and entrepreneur. In this interview with Oke Peter, she bares her mind on the activities of her organisation. Excerpts   Can you briefly introduce yourself and explain the idea behind REES Africa? My name is Yetunde…

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Liquidity crisis threatens FG’s new metering policy

Energy Worth with Agency Report There are strong indications that a new metering policy of the federal government, known as Meter Asset Providers (MAP) regulation, aimed at achieving full metering of electricity consumption in the country within three years, may suffer serious setback as a result of mounting liquidity crisis in the nation’s power sector,…

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We’re determined to make 60% monthly remittance to NBET —Emmanuel Katepa, CEO, Copperbelt Energy Corporation

Emmanuel Katepa is the Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director of Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC), a core investor in the privatised Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC). In this interview, Katepa speaks of AEDC’s strategies to raise monthly remittances for bulk energy from the Generation Companies (GenCos) from 35 per cent to 60 per cent before year end….

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