Fluctuating oil prices disrupt African economies, creating challenges for exporters and importers. Learn the impact and strategies for resilience
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Russian gas flows to Austria remain uninterrupted despite Gazprom cutting OMV’s supplies over a contractual dispute, as Europe adjusts to shifting dynamics
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Ghana’s oil production up 10.7% in 2024, driven by Jubilee South East project, boosting revenue and economic stability
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Angola launches new oil and gas licensing rounds in 2026, aiming to revitalize production and attract investment after its OPEC departure
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TotalEnergies predicts global oil demand will peak after 2030, driven by population growth and slow electric vehicle adoption, in contrast to IEA’s forecast
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Africa’s new $5 billion Africa Energy Bank will start operations in January 2025, headquartered in Abuja, Nigeria
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Transcorp Power to add 150MW via renewable partnerships, while gas supply constraints impact current power generation at major facilities
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Private equity in African energy projects provides essential funding, drives renewable growth, and bridges infrastructure gaps for sustainable development across the continent
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In the NewsMarketsOil & Gas
Oil Prices Likely to Fall After Israel Shows Restraint in Strikes on Iran
Oil prices are set to fall as Israel’s restrained strikes on Iran avoid disrupting oil infrastructure, allowing for short-term market stability
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Energy TransitionIn the NewsMarketsOil & Gas
US Crude Stockpiles Surge as Imports Rise, Refineries Ramp Up
KEY POINTS • U.S. crude inventories increased by 5.5 million barrels, driven by higher imports.• Gasoline stocks rose unexpectedly by 900,000 barrels as refineries ramped up production.• Distillate stockpiles fell …