SEPLAT, STAKEHOLDERS HARP ON CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY
Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc (Seplat), in partnership with legal firms, Olaniwun Ajayi LP and London-based, White & Case Law LLP have...
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LPG PENETRATION: OSINBAJO TO LEAD DISCUSSIONS AT NLPGA SUMMIT
Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, is to lead other industry stakeholders to examine Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), penetration popularly call...
INADEQUATE PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY UNDERMINES TRADE, INDUSTRIAL EFFORTS
Until the Nigerian Government restructures the power sector for efficient and uninterrupted electricity supply in the country, local manufacturers wo...
FUNDING, OTHERS HINDERING TRAIN 7
Nigeria’s huge gas reserve is a good omen for the country, which survives on only oil. The pioneer Managing Director, Nigerian Liquefied Natura...
ENGINEERS CALL FOR INCREASED INVESTMENT IN POWER DISTRIBUTION
The Nigerian Academy of Engineering has asked the Federal Government to ensure adequate investment in the energy value chain and address limitations ...
HOW NIGERIA CAN AVOID POWER, TRANSPORT EMISSIONS
The Council for Renewable Energy in Nigeria said the continued emission of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere poses a dangerous effect on the en...
AZURA POWER INVESTS IN SENEGAL’S POWER PLANT
Azura Power has said the 115-megawatts Tobene Power Plant in Senegal now forms part of its pan-African power generation platform. The firm, which is...
LISTING DISCOS, GENCOS’LL MAKE CAPITAL MARKET VIABLE – KURFI
Alhaji Kasimu Garba Kurfi is the Managing Director of APT Securities and Funds Limited. He spoke on the state of the nation’s capital...
DESPITE N350.4B ANNUAL SECURITY BUDGET, OIL FACILITIES NOT SAFE
Though the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and some International Oil Companies (IOCs) operating in the country stake as much as N350....
GENCOS THREATEN SHUTDOWN OVER NBET’S ALLEGED HIGHHANDEDNESS
Electricity generation companies (GenCos) yesterday said they might be forced to shutdown their plants nationwide over a ‘new policy’ of ...