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Renewable energy: PSC to install 1,500KWP solar in Nigeria

In a bid to improve the power supply situation in Nigeria, PSC Nigeria, manufacturers of solar equipment in the country said they have installed capacity of over 1,500KWp of solar PV Systems, while making efforts to increase capacity about 5,500 Kwp within the next 12 months.

BPE explains benefits of power investors’ forum

The Bureau of Public Enterprises has said that there are numerous benefits prospective investors in the power sector can derive from the series of global investment forums, which kicked off last week in Lagos.

Political uncertainty may hinder Nigerian oil output

BARCLAYS Capital in a Dec. 30, 2010 report said that the resumption of political uncertainty and violence may hinder the recent growth in Nigerian oil output, which climbed to a two-year high of 2.3 million b/d after dropping to a low of 1.7 million b/d in mid-2009.

How we are working to achieve EITI validation – Prof. Asobie

The Chairman of the Nigerian Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, NEITI, Prof. Assisi Asobie, has stressed the organisation’s commitment to achieving full compliance status at the next board meeting of the global Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, EITI, to be held early in the year.

Omatek deploys Solar-powered panels in Ekiti

AS Nigerians bask in the euphoria of the 50th Independence anniversary celebration, Omatek Ventures Plc has announced the deployment of 24-hour alternative solar-powered hybrid solution combined with LED bulbs in 22 schools in Ekiti State.

PIB: NNPC to convene takeholders’ summit

Contending issues surrounding the Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, currently before the National Assembly, have made it imperative for the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, to convene a summit of stakeholders.

Afren acquires OML 26 oil field

First Hydrocarbon Nigeria, FHN, in which Afren holds a 45 percent interest, said it has entered into Definitive Agreements with a number of International Oil Companies, IOCs.

Shell will invest under right conditions

Anglo-Dutch Shell local unit in Nigeria has said it will continue to invest in oil and gas exploration and production, despite the challenges in the operating environment.

Vanguard Detty December

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