Angola’s ASSEA partners with AOG 2024 to enhance local content and foster global partnerships in the oil and gas sector.
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Despite the rise of renewables, global coal demand remains stable due to surging electricity needs, reports the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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South Africa debates coal and renewable energy in its transition plan. Experts discuss achieving a sustainable future and economic stability.
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Cape Town proposes new rules for renewable energy structures, aiming to streamline development and boost the renewable energy sector.
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Global electricity demand is set to increase significantly by 2026, with renewables and nuclear power expected to meet this demand, reducing CO2 emissions.
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Norwegian companies lead tech-driven oil exploration in Angola, aiming to boost production with advanced drilling techniques and strategic partnerships.
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Seriti Green is progressing Mpumalanga’s first black-owned wind farm, advancing South Africa’s renewable energy goals with the Ummbila Emoyeni project.
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Kenya will build a 42.5MW floating solar plant to boost renewable energy and reduce electricity costs.
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SEforALL stresses the need for innovative finance and initiatives to support underinvested countries in achieving global energy goals and SDG7 targets.
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Africa secures major oil and gas investments in 2024. Significant FIDs boost the continent’s upstream sector, driving economic growth and energy production.