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TODAY, I begin a four-part investigation into Nigeria’s power sector, drawing principally on Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) quarterly reports covering April 2025 to March 2026.
Quantitative 4-D seismic methods for evaluating fluid changes during CO₂-enhanced oil recovery and storage.
An assessment of time-lapse marine controlled-source electromagnetic methods for reservoir monitoring.
Research supporting numerical modelling and monitoring of geological CO₂ storage.
U.S. Department of Energy-sponsored research spanning CCUS, reservoir monitoring and carbon management.
Interview on Nigerian economic reform, energy policy and governance.
Documentary segment on connected-vehicle data and research into transportation decarbonisation.
Research on imaging dynamic changes within producing reservoirs.
The infrastructure, markets and institutions involved in producing, moving and using energy.
LAST week, I intended to discuss how record-breaking heatwaves are increasing demand for cooling, prompting the International Energy Agency (IEA) to warn of mounting pressure on electricity systems. Nigeria must treat grid restructuring and coordinated distributed energy systems as national priorities for affordable electricity, industrialisation and economic development. The question is: what electricity system should […]
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