Nigeria has granted the green light for the $3 billion development of a 1,650 MW hydropower facility. If the project is completed, it will go
Category: Africa
Carbon trading: African nations are poorly rated and badly motivated to reduce greenhouse emissions.
African nations are seeking solutions to the issue at U.N. climate negotiations presently taking place in Egypt. They want to raise the amount of money
Nigeria seeks private investors to manage the $1.3 billion hydropower plant financed by China.
Authorities said on Friday that Nigeria intends to give a concession on its $1.3 billion hydropower plant that is currently under construction and is looking
Oil bunkering: Oil supertanker to be escorted back to Nigeria from Equatorial Guinea.
A spokesman for the Nigerian Navy told reporters on Friday that an oil supertanker that had been suspected by the country’s officials of trying to
OPL 245: Nigeria’s request for compensation against Eni and Shell dismissed by Milan appeal court.
In civil proceedings pertaining to a $1.3 billion oilfield agreement, a Milan appeals court dismissed Nigeria’s $1.092 billion compensation demand against Italian energy companies Eni
Blnk, an Egyptian fintech startup secured the biggest funding round of $32m in 2022.
According to its chief executive, Blnk, a fintech platform that offers rapid consumer loans in Egypt, secured one of the largest investment rounds for a
Kenya to eliminate fossil fuels by developing an organic fertilizer supply chain with FFI.
HE Dr. William Ruto CGH, President of Kenya, and Dr. Andrew Forrest, Executive Chairman of Fortescue, witnessed the signing of a legally binding Framework Agreement
China’s Addax along with Oil majors exited Nigerian oil despite the inability to meet the OPEC quota.
In order to vacate its four significant oil mining blocks in the nation, Sinopec’s Addax Petroleum Development (Nigeria) and the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC)
Nigerian floods: cholera ravages displaced children.
According to the United Nations, Borno reported more than 5,000 cholera cases, including 178 fatalities. About half of the instances were in places where a
Nigeria’s natural gas export collapses after flooding.
Concerns are raised about whether Africa’s largest economy can meet increased local and international demands during an energy crisis brought on by Russia’s war in
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