The spate of gas cylinder explosion may be reduced to the barest minimum if the plan by the Standard Organisation of Nigeria, SON, to collaborate with gas plant owners and other relevant stakeholders in order to re-qualify gas cylinders is anything to go by.  

Nigeria’s global gas flaring profile has dropped from 65 per cent to 25 per cent in the past 20 years because of increased processing and export of Liquefied Natural Gas, LNG.

The Nigerian Content Development Monitoring Board, NCDMB, has allayed concerns that its plan to grow local content implementation in Nigeria by over 70 per cent by 2027 would hamper the directive by the Federal Government to operators in the oil and gas sector to crash crude oil production cost by at least five per cent.

By Michael Eboh & Prince Okafor Managing Director of Aiteo Exploration and Production Limited, Mr Victor Okoronkwo, yesterday, expressed concern over the rising spate of crude oil theft in the country, stating that the activities of vandals are posing serious security risks to oil assets across the country. Speaking in Bayelsa, at the ongoing 9th […]

The Federal Government, Thursday, lamented that despite achievements recorded in the areas of power generation and transmission capacity increment, the Distribution Companies, DISCOs, were not doing enough to take the product to the consuming public.