High fuel prices are accelerating electric vehicle adoption in Nigeria, with experts highlighting lower running costs and innovative financing as key factors reshaping transport choices for households and businesses.
Bayelsa State's 60MW gas-fired power plant is set for inauguration by President Tinubu, while Oyo State unveils a plan to boost electricity supply to 300MW by 2027 to drive economic growth.
The Presidency asserts that Nigeria's naira-for-crude policy is safeguarding the nation from severe fuel supply disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East crisis, ensuring steady petroleum products and reducing forex pressures.
Lagos State Government emphasizes aggressive development of clean, renewable energy by installing solar power systems in facilities, starting with Radio Lagos and Eko FM.
A Nigerian woman's TikTok video reveals why her investment in solar panels and a power tank still leaves her with unstable electricity, sparking widespread discussion about energy solutions in Nigeria.
A dispute over assets at Afam Power Station has escalated, with allegations of fraud and favoritism raising concerns about transparency in Nigeria's electricity sector, prompting demands for a thorough investigation.
The Nigerian government has increased natural gas prices for power generation companies, which experts warn will likely lead to higher electricity tariffs for consumers amid the sector's mounting debt crisis.
Former Minister of State for Power Goddy Jedy-Agba emphasizes sustained reforms, investment, and leadership mentorship as essential for achieving reliable electricity and national development in Nigeria.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has reduced petrol prices at its retail outlets nationwide, offering temporary relief amid concerns over rising crude oil costs.
Nigeria issues N501.02 billion bonds to address power sector liquidity, but experts warn it's a temporary fix without structural reforms on tariffs and distribution inefficiencies.
ANRPM calls for a temporary subsidy on petroleum products to cushion rising fuel costs due to Middle East conflicts, as Nigeria allocates more crude to Dangote Refinery and sets new gas prices.
Analysis reveals Nigeria's annual February-April electricity crisis is not random but a predictable clash of peak cooling demand and low hydropower output, worsened by operational failures.
NEMA and NiMet call for stronger early warning systems and innovative technologies like AI to combat climate disasters in Nigeria, as the rainy season approaches.
A Nigerian man has urged the Power Holding Company of Nigeria to improve electricity supply or risk losing customers to solar energy, sparking widespread reactions on social media.
The Minister of Power has resigned from office, citing ongoing challenges with the national electricity grid and personal reasons, sparking discussions on Nigeria's energy sector.
Three Nigerians detail their switch to solar energy, revealing expenses from N468,000 to N2.7 million and savings up to N3 million, highlighting a trend amid power outages and high fuel prices.
Indonesia has introduced fuel rationing, work-from-home Fridays for civil servants, and cuts to government travel in response to soaring global energy prices linked to Middle East tensions. The measures aim to save billions in subsidies.
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has secured a $2.5 billion loan from Afreximbank as part of a $4 billion syndicated facility to strengthen its balance sheet and support long-term growth across Africa.
The Federal Government has paid just 3.7% of its N1.92 trillion subsidy debt to electricity generation companies, worsening Nigeria's power crisis with transmission constraints causing N36bn losses.
The Dangote Petroleum Refinery has stated it will continue supplying fuel locally but warns it may export products if forced to import crude oil. The facility faces strong demand for diesel and aviation fuel amid global supply disruptions.
Oyo State Government disputes Minister Adelabu's allegations about failed power projects, clarifying the 11MW IPP was operational and detailing progress on a new 12MW gas project.
Nigeria imported solar panels worth N435 billion in 2025 as electricity shortages drive demand for alternative energy, with 2.9 million units imported and China as the main supplier.
National Grid data shows 11 states consuming the most electricity in Nigeria, with Abuja, Ikeja, and Eko DisCos leading at nearly half of total 3,415 MW demand, highlighting regional imbalances.
Five vessels carrying 95,000 metric tonnes of petrol and diesel have docked at Lagos ports, coinciding with the Federal Government's decision to resume fuel import licences to address supply gaps.
Oando Clean Energy Limited partners with the Federal Ministry of Environment to introduce biodegradable technology for single-use plastics, addressing environmental and agricultural risks in Nigeria.
NACCIMA and NECA urge Nigeria to speed up the transition to an energy-efficient industrial sector, highlighting potential savings of 20-40% and reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
A Nigerian man who purchased a 1kVA solar inverter for N700,000 in 2023 reveals he has saved nearly N3 million on fuel costs. He advises others to invest in solar power for reliable electricity.
Nigeria's electricity crisis escalates as generation companies allege distribution firms are intentionally rejecting available power, while DisCos blame transmission issues and operational constraints for the blackouts.
A young Nigerian woman has taken control of her power and network issues by installing six solar panels and purchasing Elon Musk's Starlink, spending a total of 2.7 million naira to achieve self-sufficiency.
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Nigeria's electricity crisis worsens as the Federal Government releases only ₦76.9 billion of its ₦958 billion subsidy budget, leaving a ₦1.85 trillion gap that threatens nationwide power supply stability.