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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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Nigeria’s oil-dependent economy not sustainable, experts warn

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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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Energy professionals, stakeholders brainstorm in Abuja

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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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