How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
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Industry analysts meeting in Enugu, Enugu State, at a stakeholders roundtable, have urged the federal government to pass the Petroleum ...
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The International Energy Agency has said that petrochemicals will account for more than 33 percent of oil demand growth globally ...
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Unconventional gas resources (shale gas reserves) have existed for several decades, but its production had been hampered by lack of ...
Rocky Mountain Institute’s James Sherwood and Sachi Garber shared their thoughts with business a.m. BUKOLA ODUFADE on Nigeria’s prospects for ...
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