With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
With roots in the African continent, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain.
With roots in African continents, we are committed to making a difference globally across the energy value chain
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
We are committed to being a responsible energy provider wherever energy is consumed, by protecting the integrity of the environments in which we operate and ensuring resources are utilized efficiently.
Our sustainable long-term success is based on the highest integrity of our people in business relationships over the years, providing best practice in the development of our conduct embedded in our core values, provision of a safe and secure working environment and treating every employee with fairness and respect.
The energy, enthusiasm and integrity of our people have opened avenues to new and existing businesses and forged a reputation for the highest standard in all that we do.
Sahara’s Upstream division is one of Africa’s leading independent E & P players with a diverse portfolio of 8 oil and gas assets in prolific basins across Africa.
In the midst of a most distressing global issue, we have hoped together, laughed together, thought together and finished together. As we move towards recovery and a post-COVID world, it becomes paramount that we focus on purpose – that we …
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and Egbin Power Plc have pledged to collaborate towards ensuring sustainable power supply and boosting Nigeria’s energy transition through optimisation of gas-to-power initiatives.
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Kola Adesina, Executive Director, Sahara Group has said the World Trade Organisation (WTO) needs to galvanise the interest and support of various stakeholders to promote equitable global trade.
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Joel Obuge, a Saharian – a term that refers to each of Sahara Group’s over 4,000 employees across Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle East – couldn’t wait to jump on one of the bicycles
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Lowering Africa’s carbon emission levels will require a close look at our energy sources and the intensity of their use, ensuring the adoption of renewable energy sources and the development of more energy-efficient processes, machinery, and systems.
Continue readingEgbin Power, a member of the Sahara Power Group on Tuesday launched its electric-powered boogies and bicycles for transportation within the Egbin community. While unveiling
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Established in 1996 in Nigeria in order to trade petroleum products, Sahara Group has since grown phenomenally to become a leading and dynamic conglomerate in power, energy, and infrastructure operating in over 42 countries.
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GMD, Sahara Power Group, Kola Adesina, in this interview, calls for coordination among stakeholders in the electricity value chain. This, he believes will help address the challenges in the sector. Adesina also stresses that persistent blame game by the stakeholders is not good for the sector.
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Leading energy conglomerate, Sahara Group has
urged participants at the UK-Africa Investment Summit to explore committing
resources towards addressing the energy needs on the continent that is home to
about 1.3 billion people.
Sahara Group has released its 2018 Sustainability Report which provides details on the economic, environmental,
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