By US Department of Energy April 26, 2025 Strange metals challenge the 60-year-old theory that electric current consists of a flow of discrete charges. Strange metals show electricity carried by a quantum fluid rather than discrete electrons, challenging the long-standing Fermi liquid theory and prompting new research into electrical transport and superconductivity. We often learn that […]Read More
National Earth Day is observed each year on April 22. National Earth Day is held to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Every year around the world, Earth Day organizers promote green campaigns to save the Earth. The theme for this year is “Our Power, Our Planet”, inviting everyone everywhere to unite behind renewable energy. Earth […]Read More
The Nigeria Labour Congress,NLC, has tackled the country’s Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu over his recent claim that 150 million Nigerians now enjoy adequate electricity with 5,500MW. Its President,Joe Ajaero, who said this in a statement on Wednesday, maintained that Nigeria should be generating no less than 150,000MW to justify such a claim. He […]Read More
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Egbin Power Bags Sustainable Development Company Award, Reaffirms Drive for Excellence
Egbin Power Plc, Nigeria’s largest power generation company, has once again affirmed its leadership in sustainability, clinching the Sustainable Development Company of the Year title at the industry-focused Energy Times Awards 2024. The company was recognized for incorporating sustainability into its core operations, successfully integrating economic growth, social impact, and environmental stewardship. The award organisers referred to Egbin […]Read More
Technology: Raindrops may seem harmless as they slide down windows or trickle through gutters. But inside each drop lies a powerful secret. When water flows through certain surfaces, it creates electrical charges. This is known as charge separation. It’s the same basic idea behind the static electricity you get when rubbing a balloon on your head. But […]Read More
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Lagos Targets 6 Gigawatts, Governor Sanwo-Olu charges investors, stakeholders for
Lagos State has begun a journey to achieve energy independence with the target of 6 gigawatts in power generation over the next three years. This ambitious energy plan was disclosed, on Tuesday, during Lagos Energy Summit, where the State Government’s representatives are meeting with regulators, investors and stakeholders to fashion out the plan. Lagos bold […]Read More
As part of effort to boost energy access in Lagos State, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu has restated his administration’s bold commitment to reshaping the state’s energy future through the embracement of renewable energy, a key to accelerate economic transformation. Speaking on Monday during a Roundtable Meeting on Rural Electrification and Sustainable Energy Development, the governor outlined […]Read More
Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta has assented to the strategic Delta State Electricity Power Sector Bill, 2024 and six others into law. The governor, who performed the function at Government House, Asaba on Thursday, described the electricity bill as a game changer in the state’s rapid industrialisation drive. Other bills assented to are; Delta State […]Read More
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer declared a state of emergency in the Upper Peninsula as efforts to restore power and clean up continue after storms wreaked havoc in northern Michigan last weekend. The executive order she signed suspends restrictions on commercial trucks transporting gasoline, distillate, propane and other necessary equipment to the area to increase the flow […]Read More
.RICHMOND, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE) — In separate filings with the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) yesterday, Dominion Energy Virginia proposed new base and fuel rates that will allow the company to continue delivering reliable, affordable and increasingly clean energy to its customers. The company requested base rate increases of $8.51 per month in 2026 and $2.00 per […]Read More
