Norway avoids oil worker strike with new wage deal
Two labor unions and the Norwegian oil industry sealed a new wage deal that would ensure no strikes take place, affecting oil and gas output
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Renewable plants face cyber security scrutiny after Spanish blackout
Photo credit: Oilprice.com Spain’s authorities are asking small solar and wind power plants to provide information about their cyber defenses and recent security updates
World’s first commercial-scale e-methanol plant opens in Denmark
PHOTO: The Alette Maersk, a green methanol-powered ship, is seen docket at the Port of Los Angeles, in Los Angeles, California, U.S., August 27, 2024.
Nissan shuts plants, slashes jobs after worst loss in 25 years
Photo caption: Nissan Motor Co. vowed to close seven factories and cut 20,000 jobs after posting its biggest annual loss since French carmaker Renault
Oil price edges higher as market weighs US-China trade developments
Photo caption: Oil Oil prices edged higher on Tuesday, with gains capped by rising supplies and caution over whether the pause in the U.S.-China
Dangote reduces petrol to N825/litre amid competition with importers
Photo caption: President/Chief Executive of Dangote Group, Aliko Dangote *Crude oil production rises to 1.48mpd – NUPRC The ongoing competition between fuel importers and the
FG deploys special teams to under-performing DisCos ahead of restructuring
Photo caption: Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu The Federal Government has commenced the deployment of special teams to underperforming power distribution companies as part
NIMASA unveils 12 banks to disburse Cabotage Fund
Photo caption: NIMASA logo The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency has announced the selection of 12 Primary Lending Institutions for the disbursement of
ExxonMobil Foundation boosts STEM programme for 1,500 students
Photo caption: ExxonMobil logo ExxonMobil Foundation, in partnership with Junior Achievement Africa, is supporting over 1,500 secondary school students across Africa through its 2025
Agents oppose $100 tariff on Nigerian-bound cargoes
Photo caption: CMA/CGM logo Licensed customs agents have expressed worry as French Shipping firm, CMA/CGM, has slammed a $100 surcharge on twenty-foot equivalent units
