NNPC now free from institutional regulations, says Buhari
“It will, of course, conduct itself under the best international business practice in transparency, governance, and commercial viability.”
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MENA Power Projects Forum 2022 to focus on US$250 billion worth of upcoming power projects in MENA region
er and utilities companies will have enough businesses as governments in the MENA countries plan to implement US$250 billion worth of power projects including US$93 billion worth of committed projects and US$157 billion worth of planned projects between 2021 and 2025
OP-ED: A pursuit of profit over our environment
We keep hearing about climate change this, climate change that, but what is climate change really, and more importantly what are its effects on everyday life? Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperature and weather patterns. This shift may be natural but over the last one hundred years human activities have been driving this change rapidly.
Fuel scarcity and price hike
Even the regulator, the Nigerian Midstream Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Agency (NMDPRA), headed by Farouk Ahmed, feigned ignorance of such increase, insisting that prices were still the same.
Schneider Electric creates professional education platform to address the Data Center talent shortage
Prior to its acquisition by Schneider Electric in 2006, members of the Data Center Science Center at APC™, Schneider Electric’s flagship brand of battery back-up power, surge protection, and IT physical infrastructure for data centers and edge computing environments, created the ‘Data Center University’ as a free resource to help train and upskill the next generation of industry professionals.
Grid collapse: FG blames terrorists for sabotaging rehabilitation efforts
According to Aliyu, the transmission infrastructure is being vandalised after every effort to install new ones; forcing the government to resort to alternative but less efficient ways to supply electricity to affected areas in Maiduguri. He added that TCN officials could not access some vandalised power infrastructure in Shiroro, Niger State, as they are situated within terrorist strongholds.
Law firm Allen & Overy advises on first long term funding for captive power in SA
Speaking from the African Energy Forum this week, Alexandra Clüver, a partner in international law firm Allen & Overy’s Johannesburg office confirmed that the firm had advised RMB as mandated lead arranger and lenders to the three projects, enabling Harmony to move away from coal power and, for the first time, independently procure its own stable, affordable green power. These are the first long term financed projects closed under the new electricity regulations.
IFC and EDM partner to increase access to renewable energy in Mozambique
In an efforts aimed at increasing access to renewable energy and expand power delivered to the grid in Mozambique,the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Electricidade de Moçambique, E.P. (EDM) signed today a collaboration agreement to develop small-scale solar Photovoltaic (PV) Plants and battery storage facilities.
Nigeria: How faulty waste processing and polluted water endanger 200 million inhabitants
Managing the waste of more than 200 million people is no joke, Nigeria produces an impressive 42 million tons of waste each year and that has had an impact on human health and the environment. Nigerian journalists Oke Peter and Damilola Shittu unravel how the defective waste disposal system and water pollution endanger Nigerian lives.
Schneider Electric launches New IT Partner programme
Schneider Electric, the global leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation, has announced a new IT Partner Program known as mySchneider, which will provide a simplified, innovative and collaborative approach to enabling partner growth.