Global FLNG market surges as Africa emerges as key player
The expansion of the FLNG sector globally is reshaping the geography of natural gas production, with offshore reserves increasingly dominating…
Why FDI matter more than FPI in Nigeria’s energy story
Without the long-term muscle of FDI, FPIs alone cannot deliver the structural transformation Nigeria’s energy industry desperately needs.
Who are the “FUN Group” in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector?
The members of the FUN Group operates a joint export processing facility for their marginal production in Akwa Ibom State.
Why coal isn’t as dangerous to the environment as natural gas
Natural gas is over 80 times more potent than CO2 and even small leaks can cause more harm to the…
South Africa or Namibia: Who truly controls the oil-rich Orange Basin?
The Orange Basin is one of the world’s most talked about oil frontiers but who truly controls it?
A closer look at Binl’s audacious $15bn refinery ambition in Nigeria
The combined $50bn investment package covers a the construction of a 500,000 b/d crude oil refinery and the development of…
What you should know about Nigeria’s latest FPSO that everyone is talking about
Emem is the first FPSO in Nigeria to be fully funded by an indigenous oil operator.
Lukoil accepts Gunvor’s $22bn global assets sale deal, but approval is pending
Gunvor Group awaits approval for a gigantic deal which could potentially put it ahead of global trading giants like Vitol…
Three African countries showing increased interest in green hydrogen fuel
Namibia, Egypt and Nigeria take big shots at green hydrogen fuel as global demand swells.
Is Bill Gates downplaying climate change severity?
The American billionaire says he would rather focus more on combating disease and poverty than fight climate change.