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African Energy Week (AEW) 2021, taking place on November 9-12 in Cape Town, South Africa, will showcase the first-ever African Energy Village, an interactive exhibition and networking event that seeks to unite African energy stakeholders, drive industry growth and development, and promote Africa as the destination for African-focused events. AEW 2021 will present innovative exhibition spaces at Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront that aim to promote African heritage and culture, while showcasing the exciting technological advancements the industry has to offer. Find out more in this week's Energy Minute.
Abandoned mines in South Africa are being eyed for their potential to generate electricity through renewable underground pumped hydroelectric energy storage systems.
The state-owned oil company of Equatorial Guinea will undergo restructuring, according to the Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons, in a move to enhance domestic capacity and transform GEPetrol into a more streamlined entity.
Mauritania is a leading producer of iron ore, as well as copper, gold and silver.
Representing the first loan agreement in a United Nations program to fund green energy developments on the continent, the deal will significantly expand Africa’s renewable energy capacity.
Energy Capital & Power spoke to Mamadou Diop, Marketing and Business Development Manager of Invest in Africa on the various ways the company is enhancing local SME participation in Senegal’s oil and gas sector.
The Act will also boost oil reserves from 37 billion barrels to 40 billion barrels, while drawing on the country’s estimated 600 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves to provide clean and efficient energy.
South Sudan is one of Africa’s mineral-rich countries with the potential to create tremendous wealth for its citizens.
When Anadarko Petroleum Corp. confirmed last year it would be constructing a $20 billion liquified natural gas (LNG) plant in Mozambique, this was major news.
Three years ago, brothers James and Hugo Hill identified a growing demand for complex insurance products required by energy companies and other ‘Special Risk’ businesses
Energy Capital & Power has championed the Republic of Congo’s energy sector for several years. Africa Energy Series: The Republic of the Congo 2022 is
ECP, in partnership with the Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons, announced the launch of its Africa Energy Series: Equatorial Guinea 2021 report that will serve as
Angola is reigniting a domestic exploration drive and re-engaging with operators to tap into underexplored resource wealth. In conjunction with ongoing gas-to-power initiatives and renewable
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