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Flooding: NLNG battles feedgas cuts, declares force majeure
Sopuruchi Onwuka The Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Limited has declared crisis in its operations following the inability of its gas suppliers to the flows. As a result, the Africa’s gas liquefaction and supply factor has declared emergency clause in…
British Labour Party pledges renewable energy investments
The Labour Party in the United Kingdom has declared intention to float a state energy firm that would transition the country into renewable sources, agency sources reported. Sir Keir Starmer has announced plans to create a publicly-owned renewable energy company…
Pope Francis joins crusade against fossil fuels
As oil giants sign deal for new LNG development Catholic pontiff, Pope Francis, weekend threw his weight behind Europe’s demand for energy transition from fossil sources, calling on the world to evolve energy forms that would be friendly to the…
World’s first fossil fuel registry launches
The Global Registry of Fossil Fuels is the first large-scale public database to track what is yet to be burned, agency sources have reported. Launch of the registry coincides with global climate talks set to take place at the UN…
NASA creates oxygen in Mars’ atmosphere ahead of human visit
Humans have moved a step closer to settling on Mars after creating oxygen for the first time to condition the atmosphere to support an interplanetary visit. NASA said its instrument named the Mars Oxygen In-Situ Resource Utilisation Experiment or Moxie…
More orbital debris may rain on earth
As the sun swings into more active cycle and greater number of rockets shoot into the outer space, there is increased tendency for people in our world to add falling space junk into the list of outdoor hazards. The Oracle…
Climate catastrophe: Greenland loses 18 billion tons of ice sheet in 3 days
It’s getting hotter in Greenland, and last weekend temperatures rose enough to cause 18 billion tons of the country’s ice sheet to melt over three days, America news mediums surveyed by The Oracle Today reported. Scientists have warned about the…
Renewable investors return to dirty plants for grid access
Sopuruchi Onwuka, with agency reports With fossil fuel now falling behind in the new energy order, investors in renewable power projects are crowding old coal and dirty oil fired plants to localize their generation facilities for common access to evacuation…
Eroton searching containment solution to wild well oilspill
Indigenous independent oil producer, Eroton, has declared that it needs help in containing a wild well that has been spilling crude oil onto the wetlands of its operational site Niger Delta where vandals are suspected to have broken the wellhead….
EU votes to ban petrol, diesel fired vehicles
Lawmakers in the European Unions have initiated legislation to enforce ban on cars and light vehicles that drive on petroleum liquids and accelerate transition to electric vehicles. The ban is part of key decisions the lawmakers voted in the week…
