OP-ED: Unlocking successful independent power projects in Nigeria
As the largest economy in Africa, with huge gas reserves and high solar energy potential, Nigeria has all the natural resources necessary to meet these targets.
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Ikeja Electric announces 132kv lines upgrade, parts of lagos may experience outage
According to him” The TCN is currently embarking on the upgrade of 132 KV lines from Ikeja West to Ota and this activity is phased into four stages. This is the second stage and TCN is upgrading the 132kv lines with more robust and sophisticated replacements which provide an opportunity to increase power evacuation for improved supply to customers as well as offering excellent conductor capacity which can withstand very high voltage.”
Accelerating SDG7 and a clean energy transition can counter bleak climate future predicted in IPCC report
Climate change mitigation and universal energy access are two global challenges that are inextricably linked.
Wärtsilä renews operation and maintenance contract for 100MW Lafarge Power Plant in Nigeria
Signing of the O&M agreement took place in July 2021, and is an extension of a previous 10-year agreement.
Schneider Electric launches Partnerships of the Future
Schneider Electric, the leading firm in digital transformation, energy management and automation, has showcased pioneering energy management innovations and partner programs during its “Partnerships of the Future fueling sustainability and efficiency”.
Total Energies, NNPC to strengthen partnership
Kyari disclosed this when the new President, Exploration and Production of TotalEnergies, Nicolas Terraz and his delegation visited him in Abuja, on Friday.
DPR targets N3.2 trillion revenue by December 2021
“This year, our revenue budget was N3.2 trillion. By the end of August 2021, we have generated up to 70 per cent.
Kenya makes strides with renewable energy
While Kenya’s oil generation capabilities have been small to date, the country has made significant strides in terms of renewable energy – and further potential remains.
NNPC refineries generate zero revenue, pay workers N69bn
Workers at the government-owned refineries were paid a total of N69.07bn last year, even as the plants generated zero revenue as they did not process a single barrel of crude oil.
East Africa’s energy future shines bright – investors are watching
The eyes of international oil and gas investors are becoming increasingly fixed on Africa as an area of development, and on the East Africa region in particular – with good reason.