Natural Gas, the Right Transition Fuel for South Africa
South Africa’s ongoing power shortages highlight the urgent need to tap into its natural gas resources, a cleaner-burning fuel that can bridge the energy gap
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MOSOP Drums Support For NDDC, Tasks Agency On Niger Delta Development
President of Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP), Fegalo Nsuke, has said in Port Harcourt that now is not the time for Ogoni
Are voters turning their backs on the EU’s 2030 climate objectives?
When the energy transition collides with national politics European voters just threw a spanner in the works of the EU’s 2030 decarbonisation targets. Last month’s
‘It’s Going To Be Tough’: Hyundai On EV Competition In Second Half Of 2024
f you had to ask me which vehicle manufacturers really stepped up their EV sales this year, I’d have to give it to Hyundai and
Canberra trial shows EVs can provide backup power to grid in blackouts and emergencies
On 13 February, when freak winds brought down a transmission line in Victoria and shut down the state’s largest power station, a fleet of electric
Global oil demand to rise by 1.5 million bbl/d in 2024 – Woodmac
As nations battle to decarbonize, geared towards meeting zero emission target, there is growing concern as to what the trajectory for global oil demand is
Nadara announces its long-term business expansion strategy
Its operations cut across a wide spectrum including: 46 onshore wind plants in the UK (1,102MW); 50 onshore wind plants in France (534MW); 40 onshore
We’ll modernize Nigeria’s Power Sector – Siemens and PANA
By integrating innovative technologies and forming strategic partnerships, PANA Infrastructure provides sustainable solutions that support Nigeria’s growth across a range of industry sectors, With the
A Window Opens for OPEC+Plus
But it will take years to return to full production Hear Simon Flowers once again Stable crude oil prices over the last 18 months are
Alberta Regulator projects 17 Percent growth in Oilsands production by 2033
The Alberta Energy Regulator says it expects the province’s oilsands production to grow by more than 17 percent by 2033. The regulator which has just