Nigeria: Govt LPG Penetration Agenda Faces Challenges as Price Soars

Nigeria: Govt LPG Penetration Agenda Faces Challenges as Price Soars

Nigeria: Govt LPG Penetration Agenda Faces Challenges as Price Soars As the push towards energy transition intensifies, gas has become a critical energy resource. Nigeria has an estimated 209 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of proven gas reserves, according to the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC). Realizing the critical role of gas in this era,…

Oil Prices Show Modest Rebound as OPEC+ Holds Firm on Output Cuts

Oil Prices Show Modest Rebound as OPEC+ Holds Firm on Output Cuts

Oil Prices Show Modest Rebound as OPEC+ Holds Firm on Output Cuts Oil prices experienced a modest uptick during early trading, partially recovering from significant losses in the previous session. This rebound followed a decision by an OPEC+ panel to maintain oil output cuts, aiming to keep the supply tight amid concerns about a potential…

TCN Warns Nigerians not to Expect Grid Stability after Vandalising Installations

TCN Warns Nigerians not to Expect Grid Stability after Vandalising Installations

TCN Warns Nigerians not to Expect Grid Stability after Vandalising Installations The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has warned Nigerians that they should not expect a stable electricity grid after vandalising the company’s installations. The caveat for forgoing a stable grid was contained in the TCN Twitter handle, which noted that the spate of stripping…

Nigerian Shippers’ Council Decries Depreciation of Naira

Nigerian Shippers’ Council Decries Depreciation of Naira

Nigerian Shippers’ Council Decries Depreciation of Naira The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has decried the sharp fall of the naira, saying the sure way to strengthen the currency is to focus on exports, especially of non-oil commodities. NSC Executive Secretary, Emmanuel Jime, stated this in Benin City at a one-day enlightenment seminar on ‘Best practices…

New Study Claims Europe Could Wean itself off Fossil Fuels With $2.1 Trillion

New Study Claims Europe Could Wean itself off Fossil Fuels With $2.1 Trillion

New Study Claims Europe Could Wean itself off Fossil Fuels With $2.1 Trillion A study commissioned by a low-carbon investment company has claimed Europe can wean itself off oil, gas, and coal and go full wind and solar for a total price of some $2.1 trillion, equal to 2 trillion euros. According to the authors,…

TotalEnergies and Borealis start up Baystar JV Polyethylene unit

TotalEnergies and Borealis start up Baystar JV Polyethylene unit

TotalEnergies and Borealis start up Baystar JV Polyethylene unit TotalEnergies and Borealis celebrate the start-up of their Baystar joint venture’s new 625,000 metric ton-per-year Borstar® polyethylene (PE) unit, which more than doubles the current production capacity at Baystar’s site in Bayport, Texas. The new USD 1.4 billion unit completes the partners’ integrated petrochemicals venture, which…

Oil Prices Decline Nearly 2% as Investors Monitor Developments in the Red Sea

Oil Prices Slide amidst Strong Dollar and Profit-Taking by Traders

Oil Prices Slide amidst Strong Dollar and Profit-Taking by Traders In early Asian trading on Tuesday, oil prices experienced a decline due to the strengthening U.S. dollar and profit-taking by traders, following a period of substantial gains in the last quarter. Brent futures for December delivery dropped by 0.4%, or 34 cents, to reach $90.37…

Overall Economic Benefit Of Lekki Port

Overall Economic Benefit Of Lekki Port to Reach $361bn Over the Next 45 Years

Overall Economic Benefit Of Lekki Port to Reach $361bn Over the Next 45 Years The overall economic benefit of Lekki Port will reach  $361 billion over the next 45 years. This is according to a document from the Chinese embassy in Abuja, on Monday. Lekki Port, which is located in Lagos State, is the first…

NLC, TUC Begin Indefinite Strike over Subsidy Removal

NLC, TUC Begin Indefinite Strike over Subsidy Removal

NLC, TUC Begin Indefinite Strike over Subsidy Removal The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) will commence their indefinite strike action on October 3. The decision is due to the Federal Government inability to meet the unions’ demands, four months after the removal of fuel subsidy. It was gathered that the…