Africa’s energy markets face rising costs, supply disruptions, and opportunities for renewable growth amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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Mining companies in Africa embrace sustainability, prioritizing renewable energy, land restoration, and water conservation efforts.
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Currency fluctuations in Africa’s energy sector drive higher import costs, discourage investments, and lead to rising energy prices for consumers.
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New oil discoveries in Nigeria promise economic growth but face challenges, including environmental impact and the need for transparency
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Africa needs $213.4 billion in climate financing by 2030, with private sector investment crucial to closing funding gaps.
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Oil-rich Mbanie Island fuels territorial dispute between Gabon and Equatorial Guinea, with stakes high for future energy security
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Five African nations are leading the renewable energy revolution, boosting sustainability, expanding energy access, and driving economic growth through green initiatives
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TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné discusses maintaining resilient returns through low-cost oil projects amid challenges, including falling crude prices and stalled LNG ventures
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KEY POINTS The global goal to triple renewable energy capacity by the end of the decade is still attainable, but substantial investments in power grids and energy storage are required, …
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