EBS Spotlight January 2026 Edition: Shaping Africa’s Energy Leaders for
- February 3, 2026
- 4 min read
The global energy industry is changing at unprecedented speed. Nations are pursuing decarbonisation, companies are investing in renewables, and governments are reforming regulatory frameworks to attract capital and ensure sustainability.
At the heart of this transformation stands FUPRE Energy Business School (FupreEBS) — Nigeria’s premier hub for energy business education, policy thought-leadership, and executive development.
In this January Spotlight, FupreEBS highlights how education, governance, safety leadership, and sustainability thinking are shaping the future of Africa’s energy sector.
Energy transition is no longer theoretical. It is operational, strategic, and urgent.
FupreEBS positions energy management as the backbone of the net-zero agenda — equipping professionals to:
Through applied learning and industry-focused research, the School is building professionals who can balance affordability, reliability, and sustainability while meeting climate targets.
The Director of FupreEBS emphasizes that modern energy professionals must combine:
Nigeria and Africa possess enormous energy potential — but realising it requires leaders trained beyond theory.
FupreEBS delivers this through:
The School serves as a meeting ground where academia, regulators, and operators converge to shape Africa’s energy future.
As a specialised energy university, FUPRE carries national responsibility for human-capital development in oil, gas, and renewables.
FupreEBS strengthens that mission by:
This ensures graduates are not only academically sound — but industry-ready.
One of the key thought-leadership pieces in the Spotlight explores petroleum governance — drawing lessons from Venezuela’s struggles with investor confidence and regulatory instability.
For Nigeria, the takeaway is clear:
Capital follows strong institutions, consistent policies, and transparent regulation.
FupreEBS plays a vital role in preparing policymakers and executives to uphold governance frameworks such as the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) — ensuring Nigeria remains competitive in global energy markets.
Climate science is driving a rapid shift toward decarbonisation.
Through expert-led insights, FupreEBS explores:
Students and professionals learn how to design realistic transition pathways — particularly for developing economies navigating fossil-fuel dependence.
In high-risk energy environments, safety is determined not only by systems — but by leadership behaviour.
FupreEBS advances modern safety thinking by training leaders who:
This focus ensures graduates are equipped for both traditional hydrocarbon operations and emerging renewable technologies.
One of the most inspiring features comes from a pioneering postgraduate student who describes the programme as:
Despite being abroad, he participated fully online — demonstrating FupreEBS’s flexible digital learning model.
He credits the programme for sharpening his understanding of:
“I would confidently recommend FupreEBS to anyone seeking to become an industry-ready energy professional.”
FupreEBS stands apart through:
✔ Industry-led curriculum
✔ Policy and governance expertise
✔ Sustainability leadership
✔ Executive-ready training
✔ Global academic networks
✔ Flexible online delivery
✔ Strong university backing
✔ Africa-focused solutions for global energy challenges
Whether you are:
Fupre Energy Business School is your gateway to leadership in Africa’s energy transition.
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