Category: Oil and Gas
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The Forgotten Revolution: How Early Electric Vehicles Were Overtaken by Fossil Fuel Power
More than a century ago, electric vehicles quietly ruled America’s roads—clean, quiet, and years ahead of their time. But as cheap oil flooded the market and powerful industrial interests reshaped infrastructure and public perception, the promise of electric mobility faded into history. This article revisits the forgotten rise and fall…
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Middle East Conflicts and Their Impacts on Africa
As geopolitical tensions rise in the Middle East, African nations face indirect but significant consequences. This article explores how global conflicts—while physically distant—can impact Africa through economic volatility, disrupted trade routes, and diplomatic considerations. It examines the varied responses across the continent, highlights key areas of vulnerability, and outlines practical…
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South Sudan: A Dream of Freedom Trapped in Endless Conflict
South Sudan’s independence in 2011 was hailed as a rare triumph of self-determination. Yet, beneath the celebrations lay deep-seated ethnic divisions, fragile governance, and a dangerous reliance on oil wealth. Within just two years, political rivalry between President Salva Kiir and Vice President Riek Machar erupted into a brutal civil…
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U.S. Oil Industry: Production, Dependence, and Global Impact
The United States stands as the world’s largest oil producer, yet its energy landscape is marked by paradoxes. Producing 21 million barrels per day, the country still imports oil due to refining limitations and economic strategies. While leading in output, the U.S. ranks 11th in global reserves, far behind nations…
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World Bank: Nigeria Retains Its Position as Africa’s Largest Economy
Nigeria continues to hold its position as Africa’s largest economy, reaffirmed by the latest World Bank report. Despite facing inflation, currency fluctuations, and investment hurdles, the country’s vast population, resource wealth, and booming digital economy provide a strong foundation for growth. Foreign investments, particularly in telecommunications and infrastructure, are driving…
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Electric Revolution: BEVs in Transportation
Picture this: gas stations become relics of the past, replaced by sleek charging stations humming with electricity. Cars purr silently down the road, leaving only a whisper of wind in their wake. This isn’t science fiction, folks, it’s the future of transportation, and battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are leading the…
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Nigerian Modular Refineries: Game-Changers for Oil and Gas
Nigeria, often referred to as the “Giant of Africa,” is a nation with vast oil reserves. However, this valuable resource has long been marred by issues of oil theft, pipeline vandalism, and a lack of refining capacity. In recent years, Nigeria has been exploring the potential of modular refineries as…
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