Oil & Gas

Algeria’s vast gas reserves are a cornerstone of Europe’s energy stability, supporting diversification, reducing Russian dependence, and fostering sustainable energy cooperation.

Gabon shifts from oil dependency to a diversified economy with investments in agriculture, mining, tourism, and infrastructure to ensure sustainable growth.

Nigeria’s gas flaring crisis poses environmental, health, and financial risks, but leveraging innovation and policy reforms can turn waste into sustainable energy opportunities.

Explore seven key ways climate change is reshaping the oil and gas sector, from regulatory pressures to extreme weather and market shifts

New regulations aim to boost transparency, empower communities, and attract investment in Nigeria’s petroleum sector under the transformative Petroleum Industry Act (PIA).

Mozambique leverages 100 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves to drive exports, economic growth, and infrastructure development.

Oil prices reach three-month highs after U.S. sanctions disrupt Russian oil exports, fueling supply fears and rising global demand for heating oil

PPPs are vital to addressing Africa’s energy deficit and unlocking sustainable growth through innovation, investment, and collaboration.

Angola strengthens its role as Africa’s oil leader with advanced offshore fields, strategic investments, and sustainable practices.

The U.S. imports most of its enriched uranium, with Russia as the leading supplier. Recent restrictions highlight supply risks and energy security issues