Wike: The other side of a fighter, by Donu Kogbara
Banks cautious over investing in solid minerals —NGSA
Chevron partners Bayelsa Govt on HIV/AIDS
FG boosts miners’ confidence with geosciences lab
Build more IPPs, FG urged
PENGASSAN warns against exploitative employment
Local content: GE harps on capacity development
Labour demands time frame to end fuel importation
FG rakes in N26.9bn from solid minerals in 2011
Nigeria gets bulb recycling plant
Nigerians showcase potential to the world
Ofon 2: Total expects 1st oil in Q3 2015
5,000 delegates expected at 21st WPC
Consumers decry increase in electricity tariff
Divcon, Milora partner on refining technology

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Nigeria gets first solar filling station
By SEBASTINE OBASI Filling stations in the country would no longer spend so much money on generating sets and diesel to power their pumps, as Nigeria’s first solar-powered filling station has been installed for Total Nigeria Plc. The 77.8kw roof top project pioneered by Emel Advanced Power Solution Ltd (EAPS), part of the Emel Group, […]
Marginal fields account for 2.56% of Nigeria’s crude production
Marginal fields’ operators in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector have continued to show their lack of capacity to fully contribute significantly to the country’s crude output, as seven out of the 29 operators accounted for only 2.56 per cent of the nation’s crude production in January 2014.
Effective implementation of the ISPS code
Few months back, the nature of implementation of the International Ships and Ports Facilities Security, ISPS code was a big worry for the nation’s maritime industry especially with regard to security at the ports and other marine facilities.
Niger Delta ex-militants threaten to halt oil production
NIGER Delta ex-militants, also known as ex-agitators, under the Phase Three Amnesty have threatened to halt oil production in the region. This followed a call made by some delegates at the National Conference during a debate on the derivation formula for oil producing states in the Niger Delta region.
Nigerians can excel if given the opportunity—Okwuosa
Emeka Okwuosa, an engineer, is the Executive Chairman of the Oilserv Group, two oil services companies, and one of the pioneers of indigenisation in the Nigeria’s oil and gas industry. He spoke to journalists in Houston Texas on a number of industry issues including local content development and the Group’s role in the scheme of […]
SPDC empowers physically challenged in Bayelsa
Thirty young Bayelsans living with disabilities had cause to celebrate last week when they were presented with certificates of merit and start up packs by the management of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC).
Broker charges insurers on adequate reinsurance
Managing Director of Boaf Insurance Brokers, Mr. Olumide Fatogun, has asked underwriters in the insurance industry to do a lot of reinsurance in special risk business if they wished to play big in the oil and gas sector.
Japan steelmakers weigh action to stem flood of imports
Japanese steelmakers , which yesterday reported foreign imports at a nine-year high for April, are weighing action to stem the flow of steel from abroad, risking heightened tensions with trading partners South Korea and China.
Unemployment: Oil sector employs 0.01% of Nigerian workforce
Despite accounting for about 70 per cent of Nigeria’s revenue, the oil and gas sector was the least employer of labour in Nigeria in 2013, data released by the National Bureau of Statistics has revealed.
NLNG, HHI flag off training on ship building
Nigeria LNG Limited (NLNG), and Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) in Bonny Island, Rivers State, have announced the kicked off of two-year ship building training programme at the NLNG-owned Bonny Vocational Centre (BVC).
Caverton’s contracts from Total attract 2yr extension
Caverton Offshore Support Group, a provider of marine, aviation and logistics services to local and international oil and gas companies in Nigeria, has won a two-year contract extension with Total Exploration and Production Nigeria Limited.
FG sets up committee on ecology
PORT HARCOURT: THE Minister of Environment, Mrs Lawrencia Laraba-Mallam, has inaugurated working groups in the Niger Delta to evolve solution to tackle degradation of the ecosystem in the region.
Iron ore heads for record losing streak on growing supply
Iron ore capped a sixth monthly drop in the longest losing run on record as rising supplies from Australia and Brazil spur a global glut. Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. (FMG) said there could be further losses, with a risk prices may retreat to the lowest level since 2009.
Labour unions move against hike in electricity tariff
Organised labour has moved against the new electricity tariff that commenced June 1, 2014, describing the hike as anti-people and anti-labour.
BEYOND OIL: Exploring solid minerals potential
It is mind-blowing to see a country such as Nigeria wallowing in abject poverty and having a comatose industrial sector due to inadequate attention and political will to transform the abundant minerals and metals endowed by God across the country.

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