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New!!!ADMISSION INTO POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES FOR 2024/2025 SESSION

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NOTE: ADMISSIONS IS OPEN FOR THE 2024/2025 SESSION Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following Graduate Programmes of the Emerald Energy Institute, University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria: Ph.D Petroleum Economics Ph.D Energy Economics M.Sc. Petroleum Economics and Policy Programme M.Sc. Energy Economics and Policy Programme Master of Petroleum Business Management …

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EEI Appoints Prof. Oriji as New Director

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The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Owunari Abraham Georgewill has approved the appointment of Professor BONIFACE ORIJI as the Director of the EMERALD ENERGY INSTITUTE, University of Port HARCOURT. A statement from the Office of the Vice Chancellor indicates that the appointment is with immediate effect. Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Georgewill has congratulated Professor ORIJI and Wished him …

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Reality and Consequences of De-Dollarization

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“The dollar plays the role it does in the world financial system for very good reasons that no other country is able to replicate, including China. We have deep liquid open financial markets, strong rule of law and an absence of capital controls that no country is able to replicate.” “We should expect over time …

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH SCHOLARS & ADMINISTRATORS 6TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE

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ALL STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO MAKE A PAYMENT OF N20,000 AS REGISTRATION FEES

Nigerian Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB): Balancing Stakeholders’ interests By Prof Chijioke Nwaozuzu

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There is a fundamental interdependence between host countries and the international oil companies (IOCs) in the development of natural resources. The interests of these two parties differ much but mainly converge on resource production-sharing. Two other major stakeholders are the National Oil Companies (NOCs) and the host communities, and traditionally these two stakeholders’ interests have …

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