Power Supply

Power Supply

1. On November 26 2018, average energy sent out was 4,131MWh/hour (up by 237.16MWh/h from the previous day) 2. 2,540MW was not generated due to unavailability of gas 3. 112.5MW was not generated due to unavailability of transmission infrastructure, while 207MW was not generated due to high frequency resulting from unavailability of distribution infrastructure 4….

BREAKING: Nigeria’s Kachikwu, Saudi Falih meet as oil price hovers at $60 per barrel

BREAKING: Nigeria’s Kachikwu, Saudi Falih meet as oil price hovers at $60 per barrel

The minister of state for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Emmanuel Kachikwu and Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih have concluded plans to meet over instability in the international market as oil price drops to $60 per barre. Investigation by The Daily showed that the crucial engagement will take place in Abuja, Nigeria, tomorrow, November 28, 2018….

AFC invests in Cameroon’s landmark 420MW Hydro-Electric power station
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AFC invests in Cameroon’s landmark 420MW Hydro-Electric power station

Africa Finance Corporation (“AFC” or “the Corporation”), the leading infrastructure development finance institution in Africa, is pleased to announce it is to invest in the Nachtigal Hydro Power Company (“NHPC”), located 65KM north of Yaounde in Cameroon. The EUR 1.2 billion power generation project will consist of a 420MW hydro-electric power station as well as…

Shell says judgment on $3.6b Bonga oil spill fine not binding

Shell says judgment on $3.6b Bonga oil spill fine not binding

Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCO) says court judgment on 3.6 billion dollars fine for the Dec. 20, 2011 oil spill in parts of Niger Delta is not binding. Shell, operator of the Bonga oil field where the spill occurred, had approached the courts to challenge the powers of National Oil Spills Detection and…

Saudi Aramco targets gas exporting business with $150b investment drive

Saudi Aramco targets gas exporting business with $150b investment drive

Saudi Aramco’s gas expansion strategy needs 150 billion dollars worth of investments over the next decade as the company plans to increase output and become an exporter, its chief executive said on Tuesday. Aramco is pushing ahead with its conventional and unconventional gas exploration and production programme to feed its fast growing industries, freeing up…

Samsung’s financial crisis and Total’s connection
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Samsung’s financial crisis and Total’s connection

In December 2017, the Chief Executive of Samsung Heavy Industries, SHI, Park Dae-young resigned from the world third largest shipbuilder. Dae-young threw in the towel following financial losses that cost the company about a third of its market capitalization. The CEO appeared left with no choice as SHI under his watch according to Financial Times,…

Oilserv Chief To Discuss Infrastructure Development In Nigeria At UNN
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Oilserv Chief To Discuss Infrastructure Development In Nigeria At UNN

Mr Emeka Okwuosa, the Chief Execultive Officer, Oilserve Nig. Ltd., would on Nov. 29 deliver a lecture on impact of infrastructure development in Nigeria. This was contained in a statement issues by Dr Ngozi Anyaegbu, the company’s media consultant, which was made available to newsmen in Lagos. According to the statement, Okwuosa who is the…

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US vs OPEC With Saudi as the umpire   Mohammed bin Salman Late in September, when oil price hit a 4-year high, President Donald Trump called on OPEC to do something about it, he was rebuffed. Trump isn’t a stranger to the politics around trade wars; China and Europe, among others can testify to that. America’s…

Nigeria: Rescuing Nigeria’s 13.2 Million Out-of-School Children

That Nigeria has one of the highest number of children without access to education with about 13.2 million out-of-school children is no longer news. The statistics are staggering and hard to deny given the number of children hawking or begging on the streets everyday. Last month, an official of the United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF)…

Lafarge Africa National Literacy Competition enhancing literacy, improving livelihoods – Oguntokun
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Lafarge Africa National Literacy Competition enhancing literacy, improving livelihoods – Oguntokun

Literacy in Nigeria at 59.6% (CIA World Fact book) is one of the lowest in West Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, with huge variations between states, regions and gender. According to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) Nigeria has the highest number of children without access to education with about 10.5 million children affected….