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The Oil and Gas Trainers Association of Nigeria (OGTAN) has reaffirmed its commitment to grooming industry-ready skills that will strengthen Nigeria’s energy sector and make it more resilient amid global shifts in oil and gas. The post ‘Human capacity development is backbone of energy future’ appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News. Source: Original article

As Nigeria’s upstream petroleum sector yesterday in Abuja marked conversion of Petroleum Prospecting Licence (PPL) to Petroleum Mining Lease (PML), the first of such under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), indigenous producers, Ingentia Energies Limited… The post Ingenia to lower oil production costs as NUPRC converts licence appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News. Source: Original article

Nigeria’s Dangote refinery has achieved a major milestone with the arrival of its first gasoline shipment in the United States, marking a breakthrough in the country’s refined product exports beyond Africa. According to vessel-tracking data and sources cited by Reuters, The post Dangote Refinery delivers first Nigerian gasoline shipment to U.S. market appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News. Source: Original article

Pilot projects in Kenya, South Africa and Nigeria have already shown the effectiveness of reuse and circular water systems.  Source: Original article

The country’s renewable resources could play a catalytic role in powering sectors such as mining Source: Original article

The key questions to ask before investing in solar batteries for your business Source: Original article

STSA offers access to 1,350 metering products, for scalability. Source: Original article

The Branch Manager will play a key role in driving sales of solar products, ensuring customer satisfaction, managing staff and maintaining operational efficiency in line with company standards Source: Original article

Consumers, tariffs and the future of reuse Source: Original article

President of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote, yesterday declared that his $20 billion refinery had broken Nigeria’s 50-year cycle of fuel queues, saving the country an estimated $1 billion yearly in demurrage while shielding the economy from $6 billion debt to international traders. The post How our refinery saved Nigeria’s oil sector, by Dangote appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News. Source: Original article