Nigeria's Dangote Petroleum Refinery has shipped 12 cargoes totaling 456,000 tonnes of refined petroleum products to five African countries, marking a significant expansion in regional energy trade amid global supply disruptions.
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Nigeria's electricity distribution companies have suffered staggering losses of ₦2.4 trillion over 2024-2025, worsening the national power crisis with reduced generation and increased blackouts.
Nigeria faces potential fuel shortages as Dangote Petroleum Refinery considers exporting all refined products due to a dispute over petrol import licences with regulators.
The Nigeria Labour Congress proposes merging Petroleum and Power ministries into a unified Energy Ministry to address structural issues and stop a proposed N6 trillion bailout for power generation companies.
Nigerian energy leader Damilola Ogunbiyi has been recognized on TIME's 2026 Earth Awards list for her global climate action work, marking her as the first Nigerian to receive this prestigious honor.
President Bola Tinubu congratulates Damilola Ogunbiyi, CEO of Sustainable Energy for All, for becoming the first Nigerian to win the TIME Earth Awards, praising her leadership in global clean energy initiatives and climate action.
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated an 11-member committee to establish the Grid Asset Management Company Limited (GAMCO), aiming to revolutionize Nigeria's power sector and fulfill campaign promises for stable electricity supply.
Eko Electricity Distribution Company reports a major power outage in Lagos following a gas tanker fire on Lekki-Epe Expressway. Two fatalities confirmed, multiple areas affected as technical teams work to restore electricity.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has increased petrol prices nationwide, with Lagos rising by N100 to N1,330 per litre. Similar hikes are reported at MRS Oil and other marketers, driven by rising crude oil costs and Dangote refinery
South Africa, Ghana, and Kenya are negotiating fuel supply agreements with Nigeria's Dangote Refinery as Middle East tensions disrupt global energy markets, highlighting Africa's shift toward regional energy security.
A gas tanker explosion on Lekki-Epe Expressway has led to a widespread power outage in Lagos communities, damaging infrastructure and causing fatalities.
Petrol prices in Nigeria have surged by 7.53% to 8.85% as depot owners and major marketers implement fresh increases following global supply disruptions and refinery adjustments, with rates approaching N1,300 per litre.
Nigeria's petrol price has surged by 39.5% since February 2026, making it the second highest increase globally, driven by geopolitical tensions and structural weaknesses in the energy sector.
A Nigerian woman who relocated from the United States to Lagos has invested N8 million in a sophisticated solar power system to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply, showcasing her setup on social media.
FirstPower Electricity Distribution Company has intensified efforts to remove illegal structures under power lines in Awka/Abagana District, partnering with ACTDA to enforce safety clearances and prevent dangerous violations.
FirstPower Electricity Distribution Company announces plans to deliver uninterrupted 24-hour electricity to selected areas in Anambra State using a Compressed Natural Gas-powered project, targeting completion within six to eight months.
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Nigerians face higher fuel costs as Dangote Refinery hikes petrol price to ₦1,245 per litre due to global crude oil shortages and Middle East conflicts.
Renewable mini-grids in Northern Nigeria are set to deliver over 2,000 MW within two years, reducing reliance on diesel generators and boosting economic growth through job creation and improved electricity access.
The House of Representatives Committee on Petroleum Resources warns of a looming fuel price increase and scarcity due to supply chain issues, urging urgent action within 48 hours.
The Nigeria Auto Journalists Association urges President Tinubu to ensure direct crude oil supply to domestic refineries like Dangote to combat rising petrol prices amid Middle East tensions.
Minister of Power Adebayo Adelabu assures Nigerians that decisive steps are being taken to address gas supply issues affecting electricity generation, linking national progress to collective sacrifice and Tinubu's reforms.
NEV Electric Motors has launched the NEV T3, an electric mobility van engineered for African cities, as part of a broader push to transform urban transportation with sustainable solutions and charging infrastructure.
The Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria (REAN) has partnered with the Federal Fire Service to mitigate fire outbreaks from renewable energy installations, focusing on safety standards and public awareness.
Nigerian fuel marketers clarify why petrol prices rise quickly but drop slowly, citing cost recovery, inventory management, and global oil volatility, even as landing costs fall below local benchmarks.
The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company has announced power outages affecting multiple communities in Osun State due to heavy rainfall, technical faults, and maintenance work, with restoration efforts ongoing.
Solad Power Group sells its first International Renewable Energy Certificates, marking a key step in Nigeria's clean energy transition and aligning with a national framework projected to generate $3 billion annually by 2030.
Dangote Refinery has increased its cooking gas price to N800/kg, with depot owners charging even higher rates. Analysts link this to rising global crude oil prices and Middle East tensions affecting supply chains.
German experts at the WACEE conference in Lagos called for a policy shift to transform West Africa's green energy into sustainable livelihoods and investable assets, emphasizing reliable renewable sources and stable regulatory frameworks to attract global
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has announced a detailed plan to resolve persistent power issues, including infrastructure upgrades and policy reforms to boost supply and economic growth.
Energy analyst Samuel Caulcrick explains how the Nigerian Independent System Operator (NISO) will reform the power sector by unbundling TCN, improving grid stability, and addressing demand-side challenges.