Rising int’l price of crude forces hike in petrol price
Heirs Energies, Renaissance Africa collaborate to drive Nigeria’s oil and gas devt
Electricity workers suspend strike for 2 weeks
Intervention in BEDC: CDHR calls on NERC to maintain status quo
OPEC: Nigeria not meeting her oil production quota, FG cries out
US energy report crashes oil prices below $90
Oil theft: How Nigeria’s output dropped 12.5% in 6 months
Electricity market recorded N512bn deficit in 2020 —NERC reports
Natural gas, energy transition fuel for Nigeria — FG
Deregulation: We haven’t removed subsidy —FG
Energy crisis: Nigeria not ripe for nuclear power plant —experts

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Energy crisis: Confusion over deregulation as oil marketers sell above N165 per litre
Despite the regulation of the nation’s downstream sector, oil marketers, yesterday, continued to sell petrol at different prices, due to the high price of diesel.
GENCOs: FG remittance dips 45.26% to N146.5bn in 4 months
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Your performance was abysmal, BPE lashes at sacked DisCos’ owners
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Why monthly fuel subsidy cost shot up by 989% in 7yrs
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