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IRH Strengthens UAE–Egypt Energy and Mining Collaboration with Landmark Agreements

International Resources Holding Signs Strategic MoUs with EGPC and Egypt’s Mineral Authority to Boost Energy and Mining Investment International Resources Holding RSC Ltd. (IRH), a leading mine-to-market platform and subsidiary of 2PointZero, has signed two landmark Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) and the Egyptian Mineral Resources and Mining Industries Authority. The agreements reinforce the UAE–Egypt corridor as a key driver of regional energy security and sustainable economic growth. The

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International Energy News

Namibia Turns Green Hydrogen Vision into Reality with Landmark Pilot Projects

Namibia Leads Africa’s Green Hydrogen Revolution with First Iron Plant, Refuelling Hub, and Hydrogen Village Namibia’s much-publicised green hydrogen strategy is no longer just a bold vision—it is already delivering tangible results through operational pilot projects that are attracting global attention. In only a few years, the country has launched Africa’s first green direct-reduced iron plant, is building its first commercial hydrogen refuelling station, and has rolled out an innovative hydrogen village to power agriculture

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International Energy Gas News Oil

Mozambique LNG Project Set to Resume, Aiming for Global Energy Supply by 2030

Mozambique LNG Megaproject to Restart in 2025, Supplying Japan and Asia by 2030 Construction of TotalEnergies’ liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique is expected to resume by September 2025, with production projected to begin between 2029 and 2030, Mozambican President Daniel Chapo told the Japanese newspaper Nikkei last week. The $20 billion project, which also involves Mitsui & Co., was suspended in 2021 following an attack by Islamist militants. TotalEnergies has requested security guarantees,

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Energy News Transport and Logistics

Zambia Signs $300M Deal to Electrify Lobito Corridor and Boost Trade by 2030

Zambia’s $300M ZESCO-Anzana Deal to Electrify Lobito Corridor, Boost Trade and Logistics by 2030 The Lobito Corridor, one of Africa’s most strategic trade routes, is set for a major upgrade after Zambia’s power utility ZESCO signed a $300 million agreement with energy firm Anzana to electrify communities and industries along the route. The project, scheduled for completion by 2030, will connect more than two million Zambians to reliable electricity while improving the efficiency and competitiveness

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International Energy Gas News Oil

Nigeria’s President Commissions WAGL LPG Vessel in Abroad

Nigeria Expands LPG Fleet as Tinubu Commissions MT Iyaloja in South Korea to Boost Clean Energy Access President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed Nigeria’s readiness to provide clean and sustainable energy solutions at home, across Africa, and globally. The President made this known while commissioning a 40,000 cubic meter (CBM) Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) carrier, MT Iyaloja (Lagos), at a ceremony in Ulsan, South Korea. The vessel, owned by WAGL Energy Limited—a joint venture between

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International Energy News

Kenya Approves Olkaria VII Geothermal Plant to Boost Renewable Energy Capacity

Kenya Greenlights 80.3 MW Olkaria VII Geothermal Power Plant to Expand National Grid by 2027 The Kenyan government has approved the construction of the Olkaria VII geothermal power plant, led by state-owned electricity producer KenGen. The project is expected to add 80.3 MW of clean energy to Kenya’s national grid by mid-2027. KenGen plans to utilize power from 19 geothermal production wells, with the option to drill up to seven additional wells during the plant’s

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Local Energy News

Angola and Japan Sign Agreement to Boost Southern Region’s Electricity Transmission

Angola, Japan Partner to Expand Electricity Infrastructure in Namibe, Huila, Cuando Cubango, and Cunene Angola and Japan have signed a cooperation agreement to expand electricity infrastructure in the southern provinces of Namibe, Huila, Cuando Cubango, and Cunene. The signing ceremony, held Tuesday in Luanda, formalized the Project to Strengthen Transmission Systems in the Southern Region of Angola. The agreement was signed by Angola’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Téte António, and Japan’s Ambassador to Angola, Sano

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International Energy Oil Technology & Innovation

Namibia Selects South African Nuclear Technology for Walvis Bay Oil Refinery

Namibia to Power New Walvis Bay Oil Refinery with South African Modular Nuclear Reactor Namibia has chosen cutting-edge South African nuclear technology to power a new oil refinery planned for Walvis Bay, a move that marks a significant step toward energy independence and industrial expansion. The project is being spearheaded by the Dune 7 Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) and enjoys the backing of the Namibian government. The planned facility will have a capacity of 300,000

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International Energy Gas News Oil

African Parliaments Urged to Lead Inclusive and Sustainable Energy Transition

SARW and IMD Call on African Lawmakers to Champion Just, Sustainable Energy Transition MAPUTO – The Southern African Resources Watch (SARW) has called on African parliaments to take a leading role in steering the continent toward a more inclusive and sustainable energy transition. Speaking at the Regional Inter-Parliamentary Conference on Climate Change, Energy Transition, and the Oil and Gas Sector—held this week in Maputo—SARW Executive Director Claude Kabemba emphasized that the shift to cleaner energy

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Local Energy News

Huila and Namibe to Join National Grid via Hydroelectric Power by End of 2025

Angola to Connect Huila and Namibe to National Power Grid with Hydroelectric Energy by Year End The provinces of Huila and Namibe are set to be connected to Angola’s national electricity grid using hydroelectric power by the end of 2025. The Gove–Matala power transmission line project, along with key substations, is currently 80 percent complete and expected to be finalized by October, according to a statement from the Ministry of Energy and Water. Stretching over

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