Nigeria’s oil-dependent economy not sustainable, experts warn
Ife Ogunfuwa Experts have raised concern over the dependence of the country on oil proceeds despite the potential of other sectors of the economy. They pointed out that the Nigerian human capital was the greatest asset as seen in the value Nigerians in the Diaspora had brought to the economy over the years. Speaking at
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12th NAEE/IAEE CONFERENCE 2019
Energy Efficiency and Access For Sustainable Development in Emerging Economies
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EEI offers Professional Masters of Energy Economics. Options-Oil and Gas Economics, Gas and Power Economics, Energy Policy & Regulation. Students develop skills to provide insightful analysis of energy markets in order to inform future market orientation, capital asset decisions and firm strategic direction in the oil and gas sector
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Energy professionals, stakeholders brainstorm in Abuja
Energy professionals, stakeholders brainstorm in Abuja •Proffer solutions to challenges militating against the Nigerian energy sector The emerging global energy landscape has implications on emerging energy economies because of changes in technology, economics and public policy. These changes have turned major energy importers to exporters (e.g. the US); unconventional energy sources becoming conventional and made
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