NUPRC since the Petroleum Industry Act: Progress and challenges
The Commission publicly rejected allegations of irregularities in the 2024 licensing round, asserting full compliance with statutory guidelines.
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Nigeria’s petrol price war: Relief today, risks tomorrow
Potential investors may think twice before committing billions to refining if they believe one dominant player can undercut prices until competitors bleed out.
Dangote vs Farouk Ahmed: What’s really at stake and what might happen next
Investigations of politically exposed persons often stall, lose momentum, or collapse due to procedural loopholes, legal delays, or behind-the-scenes pressure.
Is solar energy really expensive? No.
It is interesting to note that home solar systems have become more affordable.
How gas stations cheat customers and ways to prevent gas filling fraud
This is not new as it happens in almost every place where buying and selling take place.
Nigeria’s ₦185bn gas-debt payment offers hope, if transparency is guaranteed
But if handled carelessly, it risks becoming just another line in the long history of unfulfilled promises within the sector.
How gas flaring is keeping Nigeria in darkness
In 2024, Nigeria produced about 2.5 trillion cubic feet of natural gas, and 192.89 billion standard cubic feet —roughly 7.69 per cent—was flared instead of being put to productive use.
Lean carbon, just power
Africa does not seek permission to pollute. It seeks permission to end energy poverty quickly while peaking emissions early.
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.