Oil Continues to Push Up Energy Prices
June 12, 2018//-Oil prices continued to soar in May on the back of limited oil output, strong global growth and mounting geopolitical risks.
June 12, 2018//-Oil prices continued to soar in May on the back of limited oil output, strong global growth and mounting geopolitical risks.
June 12, 2018//-The recent commencement of Kenya’s Early Oil Pilot Scheme confirms the country’s quest to join petroleum producing and exporting nations.
June 11, 2018//-The IMF recently completed its annual health check of the Angolan economy and found that the country, under a new administration, has made strides in setting a reform agenda geared towards macroeconomic stability and growth that benefits all its people.
June 11, 2018//-The costs of energy-storage systems are dropping too fast for inefficient players to hide. The winners in this market will be those that aggressively pursue and achieve operational improvements.
June 11, 2018//-Nigeria and Morocco signed a joint declaration on Sunday outlining a plan for building a gas pipeline between the countries, the Oilandgasyear.com has reported.
June 11, 2018//-Six years after British firm Tullow Oil announced that it had struck oil in Kenya, four tankers, each carrying 156 barrels arrived in Mombasa on Thursday. It is East Africa’s first commercial oil.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) June 10, 2018//—Abu Dhabi witnessed the premiere of ‘Estimrariya’, a short film that pays tribute to the legacy of the father of the nation, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.
June 9, 2018//-Research shows that many of the microplastics in our bodies come from the air we breathe – not just from drinking bottled water or eating fish from polluted oceans.
June 8, 2018//-The next few months can be critical for implementing projects to supply Russian gas to Europe. The US administration is stepping up efforts aimed at disrupting the construction of the Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline.
June 7, 2018//-Parliament has summoned Kenya Power managing director Ken Tarus after he skipped two invitations to appear before it to respond to issues touching on escalating electricity bills and prepaid tokens.
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