The world will need $156 billion yearly to transit Nigeria and other countries to clean cooking sources for a 2030 deadline to be realised.

Energy experts across African countries and other international players are calling for effective regulations that can address inherent challenges in the downstream segment of the continent’s petroleum industry.

Finance and energy experts have said there are options that might enable Africa to finance oil and gas projects despite campaign against fossil fuels.

Anibor Kragha, Executive Secretary of the African Refiners and Distribution Association ((ARDA) in this interview with KINGSLEY JEREMIAH discusses critical issues in the downstream segment

Stakeholders in the energy sector, especially those canvassing for cleaner fuels in the continent have insisted that Africa must urgently design a tailored energy transition roadmap, as global stakeholders continue to push against fossil fuels.

African countries will need about $15.7 billion to upgrade existing 36 refineries on the continent to produce petroleum products that will conform with a planned level of sulphur content.

Stakeholders in the oil and gas sector, especially under the umbrella of African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) have said fiscal and regulatory harmony across Africa remained critical enabler of the full potential African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), expected to unlock Intra-African trade.    The experts also called for a long-term commitment as well…

Stakeholders in the energy sector have expressed concern over poor access to clean cooking as over four billion people, or approximately half of the world’s population, face health challenges posed by fossil fuels.

The projection of the International Energy Agency (IEA) has shown that by 2040, one of every two persons born in the world is going to be African.

A foremost development communication non-governmental organisation, ARDA, which has over 20 years experience of changing norms and behaviours through drama and entertainment, is excited to celebrate International Women’s Month with the production of The Wives’ Revolt, a stage play by the literary icon, Prof. John Pepper Clark. Oxygen Concepts will give a command performance of…