The International Energy Agency (IEA) will launch a global observatory in April to track the energy…
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.
AFREXIMBANK Pumps $52B into Nigeria for Key Projects
The African Export-Import Bank (AFREXIMBANK) has invested $52 billion in Nigeria, making it its most significant…
Nigeria’s Power Generation Goes Up By Three Per cent
According to data from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Nigeria increased its average hourly power…
Major Polluters Miss U.N. Climate Target Deadline
Several of the world’s largest polluters failed to meet a key U.N. deadline to submit updated…
Indonesia targets 35% renewable energy by 2034 in its ambitious power plan
On Tuesday, February 11, Indonesia’s government announced that it plans to increase its share of renewable…
Airbus Delays Hydrogen Aircraft, Refocuses on Tech Hurdles
Due to technical and industrial setbacks, Airbus admits slower progress in its hydrogen-powered aircraft project. The…
Trump’s Pro-Fossil Fuel Push Fails to Deter U.S. Energy Transition
Donald Trump’s return to the presidency brings renewed attention to fossil fuels. On his first day…
Everlectric Secures Funding to Accelerate EV Fleet Revolution in South Africa
South Africa’s electric vehicle (EV) market is growing rapidly as the country shifts toward sustainable transportation.…
It Makes No Sense to Keep Importing Fuel in Nigeria – Dan Kunle
Energy expert Dan Kunle has slammed the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited and marketers for…
Nigerian Manufacturers Criticise Power Tariff Hikes
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has urged the government to increase the electricity supply, which…