Energy and financial experts are worried over sustainable financing for Africa, especially in the energy sector, stressing that Africa risks a yearly $415 billion economic loss

Energy and financial experts have raised concerns over the state of refineries across Africa, insisting over 90 per cent of refineries on the continent require urgent upgrade.

Inadequate storage and distribution infrastructure may worsen prevailing energy crisis infrastructure in the face of growing population and energy demand.

With a growing population, rising energy demand, geopolitical tension across the world, the African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) has stressed the need for Nigeria

With growing energy demand and rapidly rising population, the African Refiners and Distributors Association (ARDA) has said delivering, “Refineries of the Future”,...

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…