Fossil fuels are projected to make up the majority of the global energy mix through 2030 and account for over 75% of total energy demand

Countries in Africa are prioritizing fossil fuel development to enhance energy access and sustainable development.

As South Africa continues to seek stable energy supplies, the South African National Energy Development Institute is developing technologies to limit the environmental impact of using fossil fuels in generating power.

I am at COP27 because I believe if Africa is not on the table it will be on the menu, writes NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber.

A report released by BloombergNEF has found that G20 countries invested more in fossil fuels in 2021 than any other year since 2014.

African countries’ window of opportunity to capitalize on the socioeconomic benefits that fossil fuels can deliver — from economic growth to energy security — is finite, hence the need for firms involved in merger and acquisitions deals in the continent to fast track exploration and production activities, writes NJ Ayuk, the Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber.