Energy

Ugandan climate activist Vanessa Nakate drew attention to the reluctance of world leaders to address the root cause, stating, "The elephant in the room is that fossil fuels are responsible for the crisis. We can't eat coal. We can't drink oil, and we can't afford any new fossil fuel investments."

Ugandan Climate Activist Vanessa Nakate Joins Global Protests to End Fossil Fuels

Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in New York City on Sunday to kick off a week of climate action,…

Uganda Oil Projects under Attack - Experts Suggest Shifting Focus to Lowering Oil Demand

Focus on Reducing Oil Demand, Not Production, Urges Think Tank

Kampala - Uganda - In a recent report, the Energy Security and Climate Initiative at Brookings argues that addressing oil…

Tilenga Project Records 20 Million Safe Work Hours by TotalEnergies

TotalEnergies Achieves Safety Milestone on Tilenga Project

TotalEnergies EP Uganda celebrated a major safety milestone on the Tilenga project. They recently completed 20 million work hours without…

Nigeria Celebrates National Candlelight Day as National Grid Takes a Well Deserved Break

Nigeria’s National Grid Collapses, Leaving Nation in the Dark

In an unexpected turn of events, Nigeria, the land of perpetual power surprises, marked a historic moment on Thursday. The…

Uganda's Bold Energy Policy Price Tag – A Whopping UGX 930 Trillion

Uganda’s Bold Energy Policy: Price Tag – A Whopping UGX 930 Trillion

Uganda's Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development has unveiled a plan that will apparently cost them an astounding sum of…

German Ambassador Cautions Uganda on Nuclear Power Investment

Concerns Raised Over Uganda’s Nuclear Power Ambitions by Germany

In a recent address, the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Uganda, Matthias Schauer, voiced concerns about Uganda's…