Gas: Nigeria targets 10 billion cubic feet per day by 2030
Nigeria targets 10 billion cubic feet of gas per day in 2030. Pipelines, investment and domestic demand will determine delivery.
Nigeria targets 10 billion cubic feet of gas per day in 2030. Pipelines, investment and domestic demand will determine delivery.
Nigeria now has refining capacity that fundamentally changes its oil market equation. Yet commissioning Dangote’s facility has not ended overseas fuel purchases. In August 2026, gasoline imports still amounted to 14.6 million…
The Dangote refinery IPO tests the Nigerian market’s ability to finance industry. Enthusiasm must be distinguished from funds actually raised.
Dangote Cement, le géant nigérian du ciment, a annoncé la signature d’un accord de 1 milliard de dollars avec l’entreprise chinoise Sinoma Engineering
Nigeria’s energy landscape is reaching a decisive stage under President Bola Tinubu’s leadership.
Rabat hosted meetings of the Technical Committee and Steering Committee for the Nigeria–Morocco African Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) project, marking a decisive step in advancing…
Over the next few years, Nigeria is expected to host the construction of Africa’s largest rare earth and critical minerals processing plant to…
Nigeria has taken a major step forward by attracting more than $8 billion (approximately 12.8 trillion naira) in investment in deepwater projects…
The ambitious Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline project, designed to transform access to energy in West Africa and beyond, is making significant progress. During an oral question session…
The United Arab Emirates has officially backed the Nigeria–Morocco gas pipeline project, a massive $25 billion investment intended to transform energy supplies in West Africa…
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