Can you believe we are already three months into 2022? What has the solar industry experienced so far, and what do we see happening throughout the rest of the year? Check out our thoughts in this thread: #solarindustry#forecast
"Desertification in the north, floods in the center, pollution and erosion on the coast, are enough evidence. For Nigeria, climate change is not about the threats of tomorrow but what is happening today." https://t.co/B2BREOd8oV
Climate change is serious and has the potential to have significant consequences for people in our lifetimes. If you have not been following COP26, you should. Luckily, we can guide you through with our usual enjoyable reads. https://t.co/ldg6DhJxas
Rokota was straddling between a 20th-century and a 21st-century community. Many of the things that are taken for granted in urban regions are impossible in unelectrified communities like Rokota. https://t.co/M3z6bKhFhu
Last night was incredible! I got to meet Dr. Yemi Kale @sgyemikale and share how his work to improve Nigeria’s data structures makes our work @StearsBusiness that much easier.
Being able to depend on timely and credible data is so key to the data driven work we put out everyday.
In our latest video, we provide a quick summary on how the NNPC made a record profit in 2020, the year when other oil and gas companies struggled. Check it out and let us know what you think!
How the NNPC earned a profit in 2020 https://t.co/XmUlIkQjuM via @YouTube
Three (3) things we noted from this image of NNPC’s results:
1. Most of NNPC's subsidiaries were more profitable in 2020 than in 2019. Despite the pandemic.
2. The four (4) gas-focused subsidiaries recorded improved profits in 2020. Decade of gas marching on.
Listened through the @moneylineTV and @EnejInsights on Friday morning about the hike in the price of cooking gas nationwide.
FG apparently slammed a 7.5% VAT on IMPORTED cooking gas, which happens to be 60% of Nigeria's domestic gas consumption -
Thoroughly enjoyed talking to @noelleokwedy and @OsatoGuobadia about our continued investment in Nigeria's unproductive refineries.
Listen here https://t.co/qYjIZUs5ip
Today's topic is Electric Vehicles (EVs). In 2010, there were 17,000 EVs in the world. Today, there are over 7 million. A few Nigerian businesses are smelling the potential for EVs. We explain:
https://t.co/V7GCZnMIoe
In the middle of the pandemic, Nigeria started constructing a gas pipeline to run from Ajaokuta to Kano, through Kaduna.
This bold construction project was expected to signal Nigeria's intent to become a significant player in the global natural gas market.