To chart Nigeria’s path towards net zero energy by 2060, the Nigeria Energy Transition Plan was launched in August 2022.
Cape Town: Former President Olusegun Obasanjo, yesterday, urged the developed economies to work towards making energy transition process just and fair to Nigeria and other African countries.
Between January 2022 and August 2023, the Nigerian government suffered a significant financial loss of about N843 billion due to the burning of natural gas, as revealed by data from the National Oil Spill Detection and Response Agency (NOSDRA). In its latest report on gas flaring, NOSDRA disclosed that oil and gas companies operating in […]
Nigeria and other African nations have expressed commitment toward the development of their 620 trillion cubic feet of proven gas reserves, targeted at bolstering energy security, industrialization and environmental sustainability.
As Nigeria celebrates her 63rd independence anniversary, Chevron companies in Nigeria are proud of our partnership and contribution to the social and economic development of the country.
The 10th edition of the Nigeria Energy Exhibition and Conference after three days of engaging discussions and networking among over 7,000 local and international energy stakeholders from across the world has come to an end with stakeholders charting pathways to energy efficiency and sufficiency in West Africa.
Nigeria’s oil production has been declining, missing its OPEC quota and severely hobbling government finance
Nigeria’s NOC NNPC has signed an agreement with partnered oil majors to cut deadlines on contract negotiations from three years to six months, Reuters reported on Monday.
Key operating International Oil Companies (IOCs), in Nigeria are considering investing over $55 billion in various oil and gas activities up to 2030 in a renewed interest in the country’s energy sector.
Presently, energy investments totalling $13 billion have been successfully attracted