Every month, countless Nigerian households and businesses brace themselves for their electricity bills—not anticipating, but with a sense...

Nigeria’s energy landscape relies heavily on fossil fuels, with natural gas and oil generating over 80% of the country’s electricity....

The global sustainability revolution is heavily reliant on minerals and metals, making mining an indispensable yet contentious part of...

As we approach 2025, the technological landscape is poised for significant shifts that will impact businesses across all sectors....

Nigeria's power sector is plagued with various complex challenges which persists in 2024. This article explores these challenges and...

Nigeria's renewable energy sectors offer a complex investment landscape with challenges and opportunities. With abundant renewable energy...

Nigeria, like many other countries, grapples with the multifaceted challenges of climate change. These challenges span from extreme...

The President's New Year speech outlined some key initiatives and reforms to drive economic growth and stability. One clear theme the...

As the international community gears up for COP28, Loss and Damage emerges as a central theme, underscoring the far-reaching consequences...

The Mambilla hydropower project is a proposed hydroelectric power plant in Nigeria that has been in the works since 1972. The project...

Nigeria, with an estimated population of 218 million and a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of $477 billion, is regarded as the Giant of...

Nigeria, often referred to as the "Giant of Africa," boasts a diverse economy and a rich cultural heritage. It is Africa's most populous...

In today's world, economic growth and environmental sustainability have become increasingly interdependent, with the energy sector at the...

Despite the passage of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act (EPSRA) in 2005 and the privatization of the power sector in 2010, Nigeria's...