How geothermal energy works

How geothermal energy works

The heat from the earth’s own molten core can be converted into electricity in many ways, from large and complex power stations to small and relatively simple pumping systems. This heat energy, known as geothermal energy, can be found almost anywhere—as far away as remote deep wells in Indonesia and as close as the dirt in our backyards.
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Creative Initiatives to Drive Nigerian Content Development

Creative Initiatives to Drive Nigerian Content Development

As we recently concluded the 6th Annual Vision 2020: Youth Empowerment & Restoration Initiative (YERI) Summer Camp Retreat where we had 45 students hosted at Dowen College, Lekki Phase I for one week, we are convinced beyond reasonable doubt about the role of Junior Engineers, Technicians and Scientists (JETS) Clubs in the future of the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry.

American Chioma warns Falconets

American Chioma warns Falconets

When the Falconets step on the field this Tuesday morning to play USA in a FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup semifinal match, one player who the Coach Edwin Okon-tutored girls would be wary of is Nigerian-born Chioma Ubogagu, who strikes for the Yankees.

NNPC confirms desirability of Vulcan modular refineries

NNPC confirms desirability of Vulcan modular refineries

Contrary to speculations, Vanguard can confirm that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, actually expressed the practicability and desirability of the setting up of six modular refineries proposed by the alliance of Petroleum Refining & Strategic Reserve, PRSR Ltd, and Vulcan Capital Corporation, VCC Ltd.

FG, IPP sign fresh deal for steady power supply

FG, IPP sign fresh deal for steady power supply

The Federal Government in partnership with the Independent Power Producers (IPP) has signed a new agreement for steady power supply, with a new power purchase agreement governing the sale of electricity.

West Bromwich persuade Odemwingie to stay

West Bromwich persuade Odemwingie to stay

Nigeria striker Peter Odemwingie admits he is glad boss Steve Clarke persuaded him to stay at West Bromwich Albion after he considered leaving the Premier League club during the close-season.