Introduction to Nigeria’s Energy Challenges Imagine a nation where nearly half of its population—over 90 million people—lives without access to reliable electricity, hampering economic progress and dimming the prospects of a brighter future. This is the stark reality in Nigeria, Africa’s most
Germany, as Europe's largest economy, has witnessed a notable uptick in energy consumption, with a 2.3% increase recorded in the first half of this year, reaching 187.3 million tonnes of coal equivalent compared to 183.1 million tonnes in the same period last year. This surge raises critical
The Canadian oil industry is on the brink of a transformative period marked by a concerted effort to expand pipeline infrastructure, aiming to significantly boost oil export capacity. With recently completed projects already tripling pipeline capacity, Canada sets its sights on further initiatives
The exclusion of ethanol from the recent EU-US trade agreement poses significant questions about strategic interests and goals in the renewable energy sector. Ethanol plays a critical role in Europe by contributing to energy independence, boosting the agricultural economy, and supporting
In the ever-evolving world of energy markets, Saudi Arabia's position as a leading oil exporter places it in a pivotal role, influencing global pricing strategies. We sat down with Christopher Hailstone, an esteemed expert in energy management and renewable energy, to delve into the complexities
In the current landscape of energy policies, President Donald Trump's biofuel strategy has sparked a significant debate within the American oil industry. A revealing letter from the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers (AFPM) to Republican lawmakers highlights these growing tensions,
