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Nigeria’s Energy Sector Shows Resilience Amidst Unfounded Criticism
Despite external criticism, Nigeria's energy sector is achieving measurable progress through strategic gas initiatives, regional infrastructure projects, and modernized refinery management.
Converting Nigerian Energy Potential into Tangible Results: Insights from NBCC Energy Day 2026
NBCC Energy Day 2026 centered on the necessity of moving Nigeria's energy sector beyond theoretical potential through disciplined execution, domestic industrialization, and a focus on natural gas as a catalyst for growth.
Nigeria Loses Billions as Gas Flaring Wastes $30 Million Daily
Nigeria loses billions annually as gas flaring and methane waste continue to undermine the nation's energy security, public health, and economic potential.
Dangote Refinery Adjusts Petrol Price and Reintroduces Naira Transactions
Dangote Refinery has officially resumed selling petrol in naira, setting a new ex-gantry price of N1,215 per litre following a recent period of dollar-denominated sales.
International Oil Costs Climb Nearly 4 Percent Following Middle East Escalations
Global oil prices jumped nearly 4 percent as Middle East tensions threaten key shipping routes, leading to significant fuel price increases in Nigeria.
Presidency: Electricity Sector Overhaul Rebuilding Investor Trust
Nigeria's Presidency states that ongoing power sector reforms, including the Series II bond issuance, are turning historical liabilities into bankable assets to attract private investment.
Nigeria Pulls 13 Oil Blocks After No Bids Received
Thirteen oil and gas blocks are returning to the national licensing pool after failing to receive bids during Nigeria's 2025 Licensing Round.
Cooking gas supply increases to 5.1 metric tonnes daily, reports NMDPRA
NMDPRA data shows LPG supply hit 5.1 metric tonnes daily in June, while retail prices for cooking gas have significantly dropped across Lagos following government-mandated distribution orders.
IPMAN raises alarm over surging import licences and potential fuel price hikes
IPMAN warns that an increase in petrol import licences is inflating fuel prices and straining the naira, urging the government to prioritize domestic refining to ensure stability.
Why human capital is essential to the future of energy in Africa
Africa's energy progress depends on more than just capital; developing a skilled local workforce is essential to long-term industry resilience and leadership.