Lean carbon, just power
Africa does not seek permission to pollute. It seeks permission to end energy poverty quickly while peaking emissions early.
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Life without reliable power: Stories from underserved Nigerians
Hospitals, too, operate under constant threat. In 2023, a maternity clinic in Port Harcourt lost two newborns after the generator failed during a power outage.
How off-grid power can help SMEs in Nigeria
To fully harness the benefits of off-grid power, both business owners and policymakers have crucial roles to play.
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.
Strong and stable exploration: How excitation systems reduce maintenance and boost oil and gas exploration
A well-designed excitation system precisely controls the generator voltage, rapidly adjusting to load fluctuations.
Letter from Vienna: OPEC at 65
OPEC has, and will, continue to be a source of stability; a vital cog in the energy industry landscape
NNPCL, Ojulari and the interloping cabals
Today, the story is changing rapidly—Nigeria is transitioning from being a major importer of refined petroleum products to a major exporter.
Global warming places Africa’s wildlife in peril
Historically, the Maasai have coexisted with lions, but the drought pushed both man and beast into new and dangerous territory.
Behind the oily curtain
The new NNPC administration must confront these tough questions about the corporation’s activities and finances