- Tuesday, June 30, 2026
BusinessDay
In Ghana, homes and businesses have been facing irregular supply of electricity for several months. Independent Power Projects (IPPs) in...
Geopolitics is losing its power to influence the oil market. The fundamental forces driving prices lower from rising supply outside...
Nigeria is proposing an oil price benchmark of $78/barrel as oil benchmark for the 2015 budget, amidst concerns over falling...
Southwestern Energy said it would buy some oil and gas assets in the Marcellus and Utica shale fields in West...
Afren has shown its chief executive, chief operating officer and two associate directors the door after an independent review confirmed...
South African President Jacob Zuma outlined ambitious plans for oil and gas exploration in coastal waters that he said could...
The vast majority of shale oil in the United States is produced at costs far below the current price of...
Schlumberger the world’s largest oilfield services company, said oil and gas spending would increase in 2015 as global oil demand...
Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda are in the final stages of deciding on a consultant to oversee building a pipeline to...
The lengthy shutdown of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant is helping push Angola’s crude oil exports to their lowest...
Russia’s Rosneft, the world’s biggest listed oil producer by output, said the fall in oil prices was not critical for...
Nigeria’s newest investment in the gas sub-sector, Green Gas Limited (GGL) has said that its multi-billion dollar Compressed Natural Gas...
About 60 percent of world’s recoverable crude oil resource will have yet to be produced by 2040. This is one...
In September 1964 the world’s first commercial LNG facility, the CAMEL liquefaction plant at Arzew in Algeria, was completed. On...
An international arbitration panel has awarded ExxonMobil US$1.6 billion for Venezuelan assets seized in 2007. The World Bank’s International Centre...