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As Energy Costs Rise, End Users Examine Existing Power Infrastructure

30.06.2008 20:31    przoom.com
This in return creates opportunities for UPS upgrades and unit shipments. UPS manufacturers must also be aware that the affects of a depreciating dollar currency, rising commodity prices for steel and iron, and general inflation all shape market dynamics for


Technological Innovations Fuel Production of Second and Third Generation Biofuels in Latin America

30.06.2008 20:31    przoom.com
This region is all set to benefit from the increasing need for alternative, sustainable, and environment-friendly fuels, since rising oil prices and stringent environmental regulations have made the use of biofuels imperative.

Nigeria: PHCN - Vandals Plunge Ilorin Into Darkness

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Vandals at the weekend compounded the problem of epileptic power supply to Ilorin, Kwara State, as they vandalised and carted away the Power Holding Company of Nigeria's (PHCN) equipment at Oko Olowo, along Eyienkorin-Jebba Road.

Nigeria: ACF Warns Militants

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
The northern Nigeria socio-cultural apex group, Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), has warned militants of the Niger Delta area to desist from their activities and take to dialogue as a way out of their predicament. Speaking in an exclusive interview with


Angola: Country At 19th World Petroleum Congress

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
A delegation led by the Oil minister, Desidério Costa, represents Angola since this Sunday, in Madrid, at the 19th World Congress on Petroleum that will, among other issues, debate about the product's price increase and environmental protection due to the

Nigeria: How Safety Fears Delays Country's Nuclear Plant Installation

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
DIRECTOR general ofthe Nigeria Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA), Babatunde Shamshideen Elegba, has disclosed that the only obstacle hindering the installation of nuclear plant in Nigeria is fear of its security and safety.

East Africa: Why Energy Production is Axis for Devt

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
This is the first of a series on energy production and how it can help East Africa harness its energy potential.

Nigeria: Cooperation - Option for Containing Maritime Insecurity

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Before Shell Bonga Oil Field was attacked recently, the United States strategists held the view that militancy is no longer threat to oil exploration and production in the Niger Delta. This is premised on the recent development of off-shore oil

Nigeria: Again, Militants Attack Another SPDC Facility

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Militants have again attacked Shell Petroleum Devel-opment Company (SPDC) facilty - Oloma flow Station in Bonny - and allegedly killed four naval personnel and three civilians.

Nigeria: Yar'Adua Need Not Declare War On Militants - JRC

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
SPOKESPERSON of the Joint Revolutionary Council (JRC), which comprises the fighting units of the Movement for Emancipation of the Niger-Delta (MEND), the Reformed Niger -Delta Peoples Volunteer Force (R-NDPVF) and some other militia groups in the Niger-Delta, Cynthia Whyte, says

Nigeria: 'Why N-Delta Crisis Defies VP Jonathan's Intervention'

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Professor Anthony Afejuku is an Itsekiri activist and the Head of Department (HOD) English and Literature, University of Benin (UNIBEN). In this interview with Sunday Vanguard, he bares his mind on the reasons the crisis in the Niger Delta had

Nigeria: N-Delta Peace Process - FG Dealing With the Wrong People - Mend

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
MOVEMENT for Emancipation of Niger-Delta (MEND) spokesman, Jomo Gbomo, in this brief electronic mail to an enquiry by Sunday Vanguard, speaks on the comments by some people that the group was blowing hot and cold by declaring a cease fire

Nigeria: 'Power Plant Will Boost Industrial Growth'

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Chairman, Geometric Power Limited, Prof. Bart Nnaji, has said the N46.2 billion power plant to be established at Aba, in Abia State, will facilitate the rapid industrial growth of the area.

Nigeria: FG Begins Rehabilitation of Militants

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Determined to end the Niger Delta crisis, the Federal Government has commenced a rehabilitation programme for some of the militants in the region.

Nigeria: ANPP Backs FG On $5 Billion Energy Project

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua has been urged to go ahead with his proposal to withdraw the $5 billion from the excess crude account for the state of emergency to be declared in the energy sector.

South Africa: Govt to Introduce Wholesale Margin On Fuel Next Month

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
The Department of Minerals and Energy will not be affecting the proposed 5.4 cents per litre wholesale margin on fuel this month.

Nigeria: How to Tackle N'Delta Problem, By Uduaghan

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
For Nigeria to achieve peace and stability in the Niger Delta region, the Federal Government should address the core issue of marginalisation while adopting a realistic and sincere approach to the problems confronting the region.

Nigeria: How We Tamed Militancy in Delta

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
The governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Ewetan Uduaghan, took 90 minutes off last Tuesday to share his thoughts with our reporter on the past one year of his administration in Delta, the second largest oil producing state in Nigeria.

Nigeria: Excess Crude Account As Illegal Necessity

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
The creation of the Excess Crude Account during the administration of Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was quite a noble idea. The logic behind it was equally very sound. Not many Nigerians faulted the idea at the time. For a country like

Nigeria: ACF Blames N/Delta Militancy On Leadership Failure

30.06.2008 20:14    allafrica.com
Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF), the umbrella socio-cultural organisation for the northern states, has blamed the persistent militancy in the Niger Delta region on the failure of leaders from the area.

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