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Nigeria''s Dangote refinery plans 1.6 mln barrels fuel storage

Nigeria''s Dangote petroleum refinery will construct storage tanks in Namibia to hold at least 1.6 million barrels of gasoline and diesel to supply refined fuel to southern Africa, two sources told

DRC Grants Oil Rights to Sonahydroc in Shift

At its April 11 Council of Ministers meeting, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) approved a draft decree granting petroleum rights directly to the state-owned Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures du Congo (Sonahydroc).

US Consortium Eyes Strategic Congo Copper Firm Acquisition

The Democratic Republic of Congo produces approximately 1.8 million tonnes of copper annually, making it the world''s second-largest producer. Even more critically, it supplies over 70% of

KoBold Metals, backed by Bezos and Gates, secures deal for

KoBold Metals, the mining company backed by U.S. billionaires Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates, has signed an agreement with the Democratic Republic of Congo that positions the U.S. firm to

Namibia''s cobalt dream suffers blow as Celsius Resources

For Namibia, Opuwo had represented one of the country''s few forays into the cobalt space, at a time when the global push for electric vehicles and energy storage solutions is creating

ZECC: Zero Energy Cooling Chamber for

The Zero Energy Cooling Chamber (ZECC) empowers women by reducing their labor burden and increasing their income from agriculture. It is climate-friendly, operating without electricity and minimizing carbon emissions.

Dangote refinery to build massive fuel storage facility in

Namibia hub to serve multiple countries The planned storage tanks in Namibia are expected to supply fuel to Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Namibia, with possible expansion into the

Lithium Supply Chains Face Test in Global Clean Energy Race

More than 70% of cobalt and 60% of rare earths come from just one or two countries – mainly the Democratic Republic of the Congo and China. Lithium, while more widely distributed, still faces

Plant Diversity of Concessions Held by Catholic Religious

Urbanization''s environmental challenges have increased interest in urban biodiversity, traditionally focused on public green spaces, which are shrinking as urban growth escapes government

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