Dangote Petroleum Refinery has identified individuals spreading claims that it imports petrol into Nigeria. The company plans legal action, clarifying it only imports intermediate feedstocks for refining.
Niger Delta activist Alex Ekerebenah calls for review of Tantita's pipeline surveillance contract, citing lack of community benefits and urging President Tinubu to prioritize transparency.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery reduces Premium Motor Spirit price from N799.50 to N772.50 per litre, marking one of 2026's sharpest single adjustments amid competitive pressures.
Major energy marketers report imported petrol landing cost at N721.80/litre, significantly lower than Dangote Refinery's N799/litre price, creating a N77.2 price gap per litre.
NERC data shows Nigeria's power plants operated at only 36% availability in January 2026, with 13,625MW installed capacity generating just 4,421MW, highlighting gas supply and operational issues.
Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission explains how to distinguish between free DISREP meters and paid MAP meters to prevent exploitation by DisCos.
Africa's oil refining industry undergoes significant transformation with Dangote Refinery leading at 650,000 barrels daily capacity, reducing Nigeria's fuel imports and reshaping regional energy security.
Several Nigerian filling stations have reduced petrol pump prices below NNPC and Dangote refinery rates, with some selling as low as N812 per litre amid intense market competition.
Nigerians see hope as private depot owners reduce petrol prices across the country, with Lagos depots selling below N800 per litre. Diesel prices also drop in key cities, signaling potential relief at filling stations.
Dangote Refinery's production of petrol, diesel, jet fuel, petrochemicals, and detergent materials is reducing Nigeria's import dependence and boosting local industries.
The Federal Government has announced a comprehensive $2.5 billion strategy to settle power sector debts and upgrade transmission infrastructure, aiming to stabilize electricity for 12 million customers.
A Nigerian woman shares her experience switching to solar energy, spending N3.8 million for a system that powers her air conditioner and refrigerator round-the-clock.
The Nigerian government will restart petrol and diesel import permits by mid-February 2026 due to supply concerns as Dangote Refinery experiences falling crude deliveries and rising prices.
Nigeria has spent approximately ₦7 trillion on electricity since privatization in 2013, yet power supply remains unstable under four successive administrations. Experts blame partial privatization, corruption, and weak political will for the persistent da
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has revealed its high-capacity gantry loading facility with 91 bays, capable of evacuating nearly 3,000 trucks daily to enhance fuel supply efficiency and reduce logistics costs across Nigeria.
Japan will restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant next week after fixing an alarm malfunction. This marks TEPCO's first reactor restart since Fukushima 2011, amid local opposition and national energy strategy.
Ghana's move to import petrol from Nigeria's Dangote Refinery could reshape West Africa's energy market, potentially affecting pump prices across the region while highlighting Nigeria's growing refining dominance.
NNPC Limited has revealed that Nigeria's four government-owned refineries were shut down due to persistent commercial losses, low utilization rates, and rising operating costs.
Dangote Refinery confirms petrol now sells at N839 per litre, marking significant reduction from previous highs while emphasizing role of local refining in lowering fuel costs across Nigeria.
Nigeria's NNPC confirms discussions with a major Chinese petrochemical company for potential equity partnership to revitalize state-owned refineries through operational expertise.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery warns that petrol prices could approach N1,000 per litre if Nigeria continues relying on coastal fuel evacuation methods, citing N75 per litre additional costs.
The Nigerian government has disclosed that only about 200,000 smart meters have been installed under the DISREP program, blaming electricity distribution companies for slow deployment despite receiving hundreds of thousands of units.
Power generation companies have criticized the federal government's proposal to share electricity subsidy costs across all tiers of government, warning it could worsen sector liquidity issues.
The Federal Government and World Bank have unveiled a $500 million Distribution Sector Recovery Programme targeting DisCos nationwide to reduce losses, close metering gaps, and eliminate estimated billing.
PETROAN condemns NNPC GCEO's comments on Port Harcourt Refinery, demands accountability for $1.5 billion rehabilitation funds, and warns against relying on private refineries.
Nigeria's NNPC is in advanced discussions with a Chinese petrochemical company and other investors to revive its four non-operational refineries through equity partnerships.
Electricity workers under NUEE and SSAEAC threaten nationwide strike over salary demands, risking blackout. Power Minister Adelabu urges realism amid revenue constraints.
NNPC GCEO Bayo Ojulari disclosed at NIES 2026 that political demands forced state refineries to operate despite internal reviews showing unsustainable losses and low efficiency.
Private depot owners across Nigeria are implementing strategic price reductions on petrol to attract customers away from Dangote Refinery, sparking renewed competition in the fuel market.
Nigeria has officially handed over the African Energy Bank headquarters in Abuja, with operations scheduled to commence by June 2026. The bank aims to mobilize capital for energy projects across Africa.