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As crude oil prices soar above $100 per barrel, African nations face rising energy costs, impacting households and businesses. Many countries now force to adjust prices as the crisis in the Middle East grind on
In Nigeria, solar energy adoption is becoming more widespread, but most people still prefer rooftop installations over balcony systems, even though the latter offer stronger safety advantages.
The prolonged feud between Dangote refinery and fuel traders in Nigeria may be nearing a resolution. As global oil shocks ripple through the market, the refinery has an edge over marketers reliant on costly dollar-priced petrol imports.
Nigeria is setting up a new firm, GAMCO, to manage its transmission lines. But rather than solving existing problems, the move may add an unnecessary and complicated layer to the power sector.
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When conflict escalates in the Middle East, the first reactions often come from global oil markets. Prices jump, shipping insurance costs rise, and governments begin assessing supply risks.
With climate change and energy transition still dominating the world’s energy industry, there has been a need to implement one of the world’s most important energy initiatives: the expanding of renewable energy capacity.
For the French major, Total, Africa represents one of its most active greenfield portfolios in 2026. With several project deadlines approaching, the oil firm may be heading into one of its busiest years on the continent.
As the global energy crisis deepens due to the Middle East conflict, Nigeria faces a difficult policy choice. The government must decide whether to return to the popular but controversial fuel subsidy or maintain high energy costs driven by market forces.
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