Category: Oil & Gas
NAPE, NNPCL collaborate on oil exploration and workforce development
Energy Worth Agency Report The National Association of Petroleum Explorationists, NAPE, has pledged to deepen collaboration with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPC Ltd., to accelerate frontier exploration and strengthen human capital development in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. This commitment was made during a courtesy visit by the NAPE leadership to the Group…
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.
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.
PENGASSAN dissolves branch executive over failure to stop gas supply to Dangote Refinery
The decision stemmed from the executives’ reported inability to fully halt gas supply to the refinery during the union’s nationwide.
The uphill battle against flaring and methane emissions
The other is a lack of political will and prioritisation by senior leadership, whether at an oil producer, or a gas distribution operator, or a government.
Nigeria approves TotalEnergies’ $510 million Bonga divestment to Shell, Agip
It targets about $3.5 billion in asset sales worldwide, from oil assets to stakes in renewable projects.
Strike: Those who crippled Nigerian refineries now hiding behind PENGASSAN —Expert
This attempt to cripple Dangote Refinery won’t succeed.
Dangote Refinery resumes petrol sales in Naira after temporary suspension
The refinery announced that local currency sales would restart immediately.
Stable regulatory frameworks driving upstream investment in Africa
By restructuring the national oil company, strengthening governance, and introducing fiscal incentives, the PIA has attracted more than $17 billion in foreign direct investment into Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
U.S. views energy dominance as a strategic imperative
We want to fill that hole as Europe closes it off for Russian energy—we want to fill that with American energy.