AGIA Gains $175M Pledge from Global, African Partners at COP28
The Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa aims to unlock $10 billion in private capital for green projects across the continent.
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The Alliance for Green Infrastructure in Africa aims to unlock $10 billion in private capital for green projects across the continent.
NJ Ayuk, the Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber explores the environmental, economic, health and social benefits of Africa reducing gas flaring in maximizing the development of its vast hydrocarbon resources for energy poverty eradication.
The solution to climate change is not for the developing world to risk “leapfrogging” over vital steps to industrialization, but for the developed world to do far more to reduce its own output that created the mess in the first place., writes NJ Ayuk, the Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber.
As we embark upon the 28th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP28) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), as the executive chairman of Africa’s preeminent advocacy group working toward a just energy transition for our continent, I find myself compelled to deliver some clarity on where we stand at this place and time amidst humanity’s quest to achieve net-zero, writes the African Energy Chamber’s NJ Ayuk.
There is still a distance between Africa and the rest of the world in terms of what the continent can do to establish closer ties to energy markets in Europe and elsewhere and to expand the development of its own oil and gas resources
MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2023’s closing panel, The Road to COP28, will reflect on the outcomes of COP27 and Africa’s role in sustainable development and climate financing.
La table ronde de clôture de MSGBC Pétrole, Gaz et Énergie 2023, intitulée “Le Chemin vers la COP28”, reviendra sur les résultats de la COP27 et le rôle de l’Afrique dans le développement durable et le financement climatique.
Africa’s gas resources stand to play a central role in achieving regional and global energy security, while meeting climate targets.
A series of policies and programs have been adopted in Africa since 2022 to pave the way for the maximization of the continent’s energy resources.
Egypt’s wind installations are projected to reach 4.3 GW by 2026 with an additional 1 GW added annually after 2027, culminating in more than 8 GW of installed capacity by 2030.