The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) declined 328 expatriate requests from oil and gas…
Author: Oshionameh Ajayi
Nameh Ajayi is a Communications intern at The Electricity Hub. She is passionate about various aspects of work, including writing, reading, and multimedia production within the energy sector. Her primary focus lies in the electricity industry, both in Nigeria and internationally as they relate to financing, the global energy transition, and addressing challenges related to energy access and affordability.
Burkina Faso Adds 68MW Solar Power to Grid
Burkina Faso unveiled two solar power plants in Pâ and Kodéni, adding 68 MW to its…
Germany’s Renewable Energy Surge: 55% in 2023
Germany’s energy regulator reported that renewable energy accounted for 55% of electricity on national networks in…
TotalEnergies Plans to Invest $6bn in Nigeria’s Oil and Gas
TotalEnergies plans to invest $6 billion, focusing on offshore oil projects and boosting gas production. According…
Consortium Seals $5bn for Hydroelectric Project in Mozambique
A consortium comprising TotalEnergies, Électricité de France (EDF), and Sumitomo Corporation has signed crucial agreements with…
World Bank Funds Clean Energy in Nigeria
The World Bank allocates $750 million for clean energy projects in Nigeria. This move addresses the…
Morocco’s MASEN Picks Noor Midelt III Solar Farm Bidders
The Moroccan Agency for Sustainable Energy (MASEN) disclosed the chosen bidders for the third solar farm…
BlackRock Invests $400m in Positive Zero for Gulf Countries’ Energy Transition
Positive Zero, a Dubai-based decarbonisation firm, secured a significant investment of up to $400 million from…
UNIDO, NASENI Collaborate to Boost Energy and Industry Sectors
The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure…
COP28: Countries Agree to Reduce Fossil Fuel Dependency
At COP28, representatives from almost 200 countries agreed on reducing global fossil fuel consumption to combat…