All publications by tag «AFRICA»
2025, July, 30, 06:45:00
GLOBAL ENERGY DEMAND: +23%
Global primary energy demand is set to rise from 308 million barrels of oil equivalent (mboe/d) in 2024 to 378 mboe/d in 2050.
2025, July, 3, 06:15:00
RUSSIAN ENERGY FOR AFRICA
Africa’s population is expected to exceed 1 billion in the coming decades, positioning the continent as a major consumer of energy in the long term.
2025, February, 27, 06:30:00
NUCLEAR FOR GHANA
Ghana has successfully completed the site selection process and identified the candidate site and an alternative site for its first NPP. The next stage following site selection is the characterisation stage of the site evaluation process.
2024, November, 26, 06:10:00
SOUTH AFRICA'S NUCLEAR POWER
South Africa has a history of uranium production - generally as a by-product of gold or copper mining.
2024, November, 19, 06:15:00
GAS ENERGY FOR AFRICA
Natural gas is not only a cleaner alternative to coal but also a reliable energy source that can support various sectors, including manufacturing, agriculture, and transportation.
2024, October, 23, 06:35:00
AFRICA ENERGY DEVELOPMENT
Energy poverty remains a critical issue in sub-Saharan Africa, where approximately 600 million people lack reliable electricity.
2024, October, 23, 06:30:00
AFRICA GAS PROJECTS
Many African countries have large natural gas reserves, especially in places like Mozambique and Tanzania, where major discoveries have been made in recent years.
2024, October, 8, 06:30:00
RUSSIAN ENERGY WEEK FOR AFRICA
The recent Russian Energy Week has opened new avenues for collaboration between Russia and African nations, emphasizing the potential benefits for the continent's energy landscape.
2024, October, 3, 06:55:00
AFRICA'S ENERGY POSSIBILITIES
Africa's oil and gas industry holds immense potential, with several countries emerging as key players in both production and future exploration.
2024, September, 6, 06:50:00
CHINA INVESTMENT FOR AFRICA: $51 BLN
China was ready to step up cooperation with Africa in industry, agriculture, infrastructure, trade and investment, Xi told delegates from more than 50 African nations gathered in Beijing for the three-yearly Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Summit.