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Seven Energy, FG sign $112m World Bank guarantee for Calabar NIPP

Shortage of gas supply will soon be a thing of the past for the 560 megawatts, MW, Nigerian Integrated Power Project, NIPP, Calabar, Cross River State, as Seven Energy International Limited, the leading integrated gas company in South East Nigeria, has signed a $112 million World Bank, partial risk guarantee (PRG) with the Federal Government for the supply of natural gas, to be delivered by its wholly owned subsidiary, Accugas.

Delta Anglican bishops intervene in Sapele Diocese crisis

SAPELE—BISHOPS of Anglican Church Dioceses in Delta State have moved to resolve the protracted rift between the Bishop of the Anglican Communion, Sapele, Rt Rev, Dr. B.A Erifeta and his congregation, which has raged for many years.

Declining crude oil price delays $200bn worth of projects globally – UAE Minister

By Prince Okafor AS the global demand for crude oil outstripped supply, the United Arab Emirates, UAE, Energy Minister, Suhail Al Mazrouei, has said that around USD 200 billion worth of oil and gas projects had been postponed worldwide due to the fall in prices. The minister who made this known at the 19th edition […]

Ukraine appoints 24-year-old female minister

Ukraine was in an uproar Monday over the appointment as deputy interior minister of a 24-year-old woman who made her name by posing nude and working for a Russian-backed party.

Oil sector attracts $393m foreign investment in 9 month

EFFORTS of the Federal Government at sanitizing the petroleum industry and attracting the much-needed investment into the industry appears to have started yielding positive results, as the foreign investment inflow into the oil and gas industry rose sharply to $392.85 million in the first nine months of 2016.

Nigeria, Libya recovery takes OPEC production to new high

ORGANISATION of Petroleum Exporting Countries, OPEC, crude output rose by 230,000 barrels per day to a record 33.83 million barrels per day, mb/d, in October after production recovered in Nigeria and Libya and flows from Iraq hit an all-time high, the International Energy Agency, IEA, stated.

Electricity: 2.9m customers still without metre – ANED

By Sebastine Obasi THREE years after the privatisation of the power sector, not less than 2.9 million customers are still without electricity meters, the Association of Nigerian Electricity Distributors, ANED, Executive Director, Research and Advocacy, Sunday Oduntan said. This came as electricity meter manufacturers fear they may close shop due to scarcity of foreign exchange, Forex. Oduntan […]

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