Nigeria’s power transmission capacity now 8,500MW’
Reacting to concerns raised by Gencos that TCN did not have adequate capacity to evacuate the quantum of power produced by electricity generation companies, Oluwagbenga debunked the claim.
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New beginnings for Nissan in Algeria
The all new built-of-more Nissan Navara, which is produced in Rosslyn, has been specifically designed for the African markets. Built in Africa, by Africans for Africans
Nigeria’s grid failures call for alternative power solution
In 2022 alone, Nigeria’s grid collapsed at least four times, which authorities blamed on technical problems.
Climate Change: Balancing debt servicing and disaster response
One pressing dilemma that Nigeria faces is how to allocate resources between debt servicing and disaster response in the face of a changing climate.
Nigeria’s hydropower untapped despite 14,120MW exploitable capacity
The International Hydropower Association had noted that while Nigeria’s total installed capacity is 12,522 MW, not including off-grid generation, of which 2,062 MW is hydropower, the total exploitable potential of hydropower is estimated at over 14,120 MW, amounting to more than 50,800GWh of electricity yearly.
Oyedele on target, sell those refineries now
Selling the refineries outright immediately to promote domestic refining is the only route to sustainably solving the refined petroleum products crisis.
West African Power Pool to commence Day-Ahead Electricity Market
The day-ahead energy market is a system that allows transactions for the buying and selling of electrical power one day prior to the delivery day.
List of 11 newly licensed independent electricity distribution network operators
The commission has also licensed 17 Independent Electricity Distribution Network operators of which 11 are operational.”
Development of energy storage systems through batteries, hydrogen, others ‘ll enhance availability of renewable energy —Air Products MD Rob Richardson
The competition is fierce and customers are price sensitive. It ultimately comes down to being able to provide one’s customers with security of supply, responsive service, and a full range of gases and delivery modes.
South Africa’s foreign policy needs to be informed by scientific inputs —Minister Naledi Pandor
South Africa is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world. South Africa’s mega-biodiversity is not only a national and cultural asset but is also a source of socio-economic development for our people through the sustainable use of a wide variety of plants, marine living organisms and wildlife.