Africa boasts vast oil and natural gas reserves, playing a crucial role in the global energy landscape. According to reports from Statista.com, “Africa accounted for roughly eight percent of the.
In the 21st century, amidst the towering skyscrapers and bustling cities, a paradoxical reality exists in Africa – energy poverty. According to the United Nations, “Across Africa, a staggering 600.
The conversation surrounding the global oil sector has increasingly focused on the role of African refineries and their potential impact on the industry’s trajectory. Africa, home to significant oil reserves.
Angola’s oil industry boasts a long history, dating back to the 1700s when Portuguese colonialists first stumbled upon oil seeps near Luanda. Fast forward to today, and Angola stands as.
Soaring global energy prices are impacting Africans, including major oil-exporting nations like Nigeria and Angola. While oil-producing countries see increased revenue post the Russian invasion of Ukraine, many African nations.
In a statement by Chindaya Ahmadu, the Director of Press and Public Relations for the Ministry of Niger Delta Development, Nigeria highlighted Africa’s rich renewable energy assets. The press release,.
Egypt aspires to become an exporting hub for clean energy from renewable sources, not just for Africa but for the world. The northern African country has something working in its.
The European Union (EU) and Egypt have taken a step further to bolster their cooperation on the clean energy transition by establishing a strategic partnership on renewable hydrogen. The EU.
In a bid to perform their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) strategy to different communities in Nigeria, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited, NNPCL, TotalEnergies, operator of OML 130 and partners;.
Actis, one of the biggest investors of private capital in Africa, has set its sights on potentially investing up to $300 million annually in renewable energy and gas-fired power projects.
