Eni has just announced start of gas delivery from the Quiluma field, offshore Angola
By Stephanie Daniels Energy Window International – Eni says the first gas delivery from the New Gas Consortium (NGC)’s Quiluma field, a major milestone for
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We have ordered that all grid-connected private transmission substations be registered – NERC
By Christie U. Omonigho Energy Window International (Media) – The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has issued the Order on the Registration and Authorisation of
Resilience and recovery: navigating a new era of global energy security
The resilience of the global energy system, energy security and supply strategies will be in the spotlight for the foreseeable future as the war in
Examining the road ahead for gas and LNG
By Robin Mills CEO Qamar Energy The global natural gas and LNG market has felt the effects of the Middle East conflict between Israel, the
How geopolitics is reshaping the global outlook for natural gas and LNG
By Anne-Sophie Corbeau Research Scholar, Centre on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) Columbia University Global energy markets continue to react to the ongoing Middle East conflict,
Shell Plc has announced its Fourth Quarter 2025 Euro and GBP Equivalent Dividend Payments
By Christie U. Omonigho Energy Window International (Media) – The Board of Shell plc had on the 16th of March 2026 announced the pounds sterling
TotalEnergies announces start-up of the new gas consortium Quiluma offshore gas field
By Ejekwu Chidiebere Energy Window International (Media) – TotalEnergies says the start of production from the Quiluma field, in which the Company holds an 11.8%
Boiling a frog – could oil prices test US$200/bbl?
By Simon Flowers Prolonged disruption of Gulf exports will necessitate demand destruction Brent leapt US$30/bbl to over US$100/bbl in the 10 days since the start
War is once again reshaping gas and LNG
By Simon Flowers Rebuilding confidence beyond the Middle East conflict The Middle East conflict is wreaking havoc with global gas and LNG markets, even more
Nigeria can achieve industrialization but activities must be gas-driven – Shell
By Christie U. Omonigho “Leveraging Nigeria’s 200+ Tcf of gas reserves especially as part of the “Decade of Gas” (2021-2030) initiative can act as a