Wike: The other side of a fighter, by Donu Kogbara
Value of global oil and gas deals clocked $395b in 2016
Oil companies urged to treat host communities as critical stakeholders
Electricity generated must be utilized and paid for –Operator Jebba, Kainji plants
U.S firm launches new Operations Technology for Petrochemical Industry
Energy institute partners LONADEK, RAEng on power devt
Why govt needs to review taxes, tariffs on renewable energy components
Oil theft: Rivers govt. promises Navy 10 gun boats
Gas dealers seek inclusion in CBN 60% FOREX platform
Global energy investment down 8% in 2015
Local content is not a sprint, it is a marathon- Wabote
Bank steps up credit to energy sector
NGA canvases willing buyer-willing seller on domestic gas supply for NGP
Guidelines to ease access to Nigerian content fund underway- NCDMB
GENCOS give self pass mark, list challenges
BP to buy 10% stake in Egyptian gas field

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India’s biggest shipping firm resumes Iran oil transport with insurance in place
Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) will resume sailing to Iran this month after a four-year gap, transporting an oil cargo for a state-run refiner, the chairman of India’s biggest shipping company said on Tuesday.
CSR: Ikeja Electric partners Unilever on oral hygiene
Ikeja Electric Plc (IE), one of Nigeria’s leading Electricity Distribution companies, has carried out an oral hygiene intervention campaign across five primary schools within its network where the pupils were taught the fundamentals of dental care.
Shell, Yemi Alade partner for bright energy ideas
Nigeria music icon, Yemi Alade, has taken the lead in spreading Shell’s make-the-future campaign which aims to inspire youths and entrepreneurs for bright energy ideas that can help in the global quest for more and cleaner energy.
E&P sector accounts for 70% of global industry job losses
Industry experts have indicated that a sustained low oil price would further lead to more job losses in the oil sector in 2017 with oil field services and Exploration & Production (E&P) segments accounting for the lion share of the loss.
Maritime safety market size to hit $23.67 by 2021
The maritime safety market size is estimated to grow from USD 16.71 billion in 2016 to USD 23.67 billion by 2021, at an estimated Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 7.2%. The maritime safety market is driven by factors such as increasing maritime awareness, rising number of incidents pertaining to piracy & terrorism, and compliance to regulatory standards & guidelines.

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