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Angola Beyond Oil and Gas and the road to Economic Diversification

Angola Beyond Oil and Gas and the road to Economic Diversification

With Standard Bank and Afreximbank serving as the continent’s sole provider of intra-African investment towards hydrocarbon projects, diversifying the source of investment will be imperative to balance the continent’s energy needs and fund its energy transition.

Through the adoption of modern, decentralized energy systems, can Africa’s power generation space leapfrog its way towards enhanced energy security?

Angola continues its aggressive push for new exploration as well as expansion in refining capacity.

International Oil Companies operating on the continent uniquely possess the financial resources and technical expertise to transform Africa’s existing energy and economic systems.
MENA countries are endowed with an enormous renewable energy potential and a steady growth in their internal energy demand, making them illustrious candidates to lead the so yearned global energy transformation.

The awarding of preferential bidder status to eight companies earlier this year demonstrated what could be regarded as something of a turning point in perceptions about renewables.
While the energy transition is a global phenomenon, the reality is that the implementation may differ in form and timing from one region to another, as well as from developed nations to developing nations.

Why Africa’s just energy transition should start from the regulatory framework.

The successful completion of the Azura Edo 450 MW gas-fired power project in 2016 was hailed at the time as setting the blueprint for future independent power projects in Nigeria.
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Angola Beyond Oil and Gas and the road to Economic Diversification

With Standard Bank and Afreximbank serving as the continent’s sole provider of intra-African investment towards hydrocarbon projects, diversifying the source of investment will be imperative to balance the continent’s energy needs and fund its energy transition.

Through the adoption of modern, decentralized energy systems, can Africa’s power generation space leapfrog its way towards enhanced energy security?

Angola continues its aggressive push for new exploration as well as expansion in refining capacity.

International Oil Companies operating on the continent uniquely possess the financial resources and technical expertise to transform Africa’s existing energy and economic systems.
MENA countries are endowed with an enormous renewable energy potential and a steady growth in their internal energy demand, making them illustrious candidates to lead the so yearned global energy transformation.

The awarding of preferential bidder status to eight companies earlier this year demonstrated what could be regarded as something of a turning point in perceptions about renewables.
While the energy transition is a global phenomenon, the reality is that the implementation may differ in form and timing from one region to another, as well as from developed nations to developing nations.

Why Africa’s just energy transition should start from the regulatory framework.

The successful completion of the Azura Edo 450 MW gas-fired power project in 2016 was hailed at the time as setting the blueprint for future independent power projects in Nigeria.
