Senegal: the switch to gas still faces an infrastructure challenge
Offshore projects open gas opportunities in Senegal, but pipelines, power plants and networks will determine the domestic benefits.
Offshore projects open gas opportunities in Senegal, but pipelines, power plants and networks will determine the domestic benefits.
Oil shock definition, causes of supply disruption or surging prices and effects on African and global economies.
Established after the 1973 oil shock, the International Energy Agency (IEA) is an intergovernmental organisation working on energy security, markets and policies. Its mandate has expanded far beyond oil: it collects data, publishes analyses and supports governments in their choices. It is neither a global regulator nor a universal organisation, but its work influences energy debates well beyond its members.
The oil shock raises fuel subsidy costs. Budget, price and household protection choices facing African governments explained.
La National Oil Corporation (NOC) maintient son ambition de dépasser 1,2 million de barils par jour, mais les interruptions observées en septembre rappellent combien la production libyenne reste…
Can Africa meet most of its refined fuel needs by 2030? Aliko Dangote says yes and presents this prospect as a break with a model in which the continent exports crude oil before buying back processed products. Construction…
Hydrocarbon flows through the Strait of Hormuz are showing signs of recovery, but energy trade is not yet operating under normal conditions.
Strategic reserves were designed to respond to supply crises.
The trade confrontation between Washington and Ottawa highlights a fundamental contradiction: the United States seeks to reduce its trade deficit with Canada while relying heavily on Canadian oil.
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