- Saturday, June 20, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria is still struggling to find buyers for its oil with more than half of the country’s April crude oil...
Saudi Arabia and other OPEC+ oil producers, on Sunday, unexpectedly announced additional cuts to oil production of over 1.16 million...
In a bid to boost confidence in the transparency and continuity of the 2022/2023 Deep Offshore Oil block Mini-bid Round...
As the date for the removal of the controversial petrol subsidy draws closer, Nigerians are becoming increasingly anxious about what...
Nigeria, Africa’s top oil producer, dropped further to the third-biggest recipient of payments from Shell last year, lagging far behind...
The constitutional amendment signed by President Muhammadu Buhari on March 17, empowering states to generate, transmit, and distribute electricity in...
As fire outbreaks in petrol depots become more frequent, the regulator says it will now resume health, safety, and environment...
While the appetite for oil investment is waning largely due to concerns about climate change, oil companies are pouring money...
The Federal government of Nigeria, in collaboration with Edo State, are on track to begin the construction of...
Shell Companies in Nigeria paid the Nigerian government a total of $4.5 billion as production entitlements, taxes, royalties and fees...
Policy support for nuclear energy has broadened in markets with 50 percent of global nuclear capacity as of 2022, addressing...
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has invested around $5.2 billion in supporting and building water and sanitation resilience for nearly...
Global Emissions Trading Systems (ETS) hit a record high of $63 billion in 2022 as the energy crisis pushed policymakers...
The average retail price for refilling a 12.5 kg cooking gas cylinder declined by 0.23 percent in February, the first...
As oil revenues shrink, Nigeria needs to transform its revenue by reaching a point where its tax to Gross Domestic...
