The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mallam Mele Kyari, has urged members of Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN) to focus more on gas development...

No less than N11 billion has been invested in metering electricity consumers in Kogi, Abuja, Nasarawa and Niger States as part of efforts to bridge the shortfall in metering gap and reduce estimated billing of consumers in the country.

With the announcement of mergers and acquisitions among indigenous players in the oil and gas industry, operators in the sector have stated that the move will further aid local content development.

Nigerian mining offers considerable potential gains as it is regarded as home to abundant, untapped reserves. While its tin, columbite and coal export industries, were central to the economy many years ago...

CEC Africa yesterday, in Abuja, said the company paid $81 million cash and raised $123 million loan security before acquiring Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC).

With changes in the global Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) market as well as growth opportunities for the Nigerian market, stakeholders in the industry have been urged to take advantage of the rising...

New energy investment in emerging economies slipped last year to US$133 billion, far from the 2017 record of US$169 billion, mostly due to a slowdown in China, BloombergNEF has said in its annual Climatescope report.

For potential investors in Nigeria’s electricity value-chain, the challenge remains how to recoup their investments after service has been provided.

With the days of easy oil and gas discoveries long gone, stakeholders in the industry have emphasised on the need for operators to deploy aggressive use of technology...

Global oil supply could continue to rise at a rapid pace in 2020, surpassing the increase in demand.

African countries need to invest four times more in electricity than they are investing now in order to expand reliable supply to the whole continent, the International Energy Agency has warned.

With new gas discoveries within Nigeria and other African countries, the United States has stated that the Africa is projected to be the prime market for the surplus of gas that the U.S. shale is driving.