Month: October 2019

An agreement for a six-megawatt power intervention has been concluded for some oil communities, namely Ikuru, Ayama, Ekede, Ugama Ekede, Asuk-oye and Asukama in Rivers state. The post Oil communities to get six megawatts power intervention appeared first on The Read More

Worried by the rapid disappearing of forests in Cross River state, 14 communities in Cross River state have called for the cancellation of ban on forest moratorium in the state. The post Communities urge Cross River government to reverse ban Read More

The President, Board of Trustees, Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF), Chief Philip Asiodu has urged the federal government to enforce the 2013 international ban on single-use plastics, which Nigeria subscribed to, as means of mitigating the nuisance of plastic waste pollution Read More

Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos), yesterday, said about N8.7 billion will be required yearly to comply with the remittance order set by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC). Calling the National Assembly to intervene in the current liquidity crisis in the Read More

When Nigeria ratified the Paris Climate agreement, which aims to avoid the most devastating effects of climate change by cutting carbon emissions, there were so many expectations. The post An ecological roadmap for the Mahmoud, Ikeazor team appeared first on Read More

The Oil and Gas industry is global, and global best practices are employed in the operations of IOCs in Nigeria. I recall one of our Annual International Conferences had the theme… The post ‘Nigeria needs to aggregate its resources, set Read More

Russia is looking to increase energy cooperation with African countries as it strives to play a more influential role in global energy markets. The post Nigeria, others look to Russia for new oil, gas interests appeared first on The Guardian Read More

Oil marketers in the country have decried the continued pervasion of underhand practices in the downstream sector, describing such practices as affecting business performance and corporate governance. The post ‘Underhand practices affecting downstream operations’ appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria Read More

With the consumption rate of energy rising faster than the population growth rate, stakeholders in the energy sector have advocated renewed energy mix and transition… The post ‘Growing energy consumption necessitating transition from traditional supply’ appeared first on The Guardian Read More

Global additions of renewable power capacity are set to rise 50% by 2024, with 1,200 GW installed over the next six years, the International Energy Agency said Monday. The post Solar to drive global renewables capacity by 2024 appeared first Read More