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Les « Friends of the Earth » (Amis de la Terre) continuent de perturber tout progrès significatif visant à abolir la pauvreté énergétique, et la Chambre africaine de l’énergie condamne cette attaque directe contre le développement de l’Afrique.

Friends of the Earth continue to disrupt any meaningful progress towards making energy poverty history, and the African Energy Chamber condemns this direct attack on Africa’s development.

Having played a pivotal role in shaping our past, we have no doubt Africa will be instrumental in the OPEC’s future and the future of the oil industry. This is a dominant theme in OPEC’s World Oil Outlook 2045, writes Haitham Al-Ghais, Secretary General of OPEC.

As Director, Kayode brings to the position years of experience in stakeholder engagement.

The transaction showcases the high level of opportunity that lies in the Namibian Orange Basin – one of the world’s most promising offshore exploration prospects.

From the moment we honored late President Hage Geingob, the AEC and its leadership and board members became the number one enemy of The Namibian. The Namibian does not represent the views Namibians have of Africans and the Oil and Gas industry. Namibians are good people.

The African Energy Chamber applauds Trident Energy’s recent agreements with Chevron and TotalEnergies, which are poised to mark a significant advancement for the Republic of Congo in the development of its oil resources.

Sintana’s PEL 79 acquisition is just one of a recent slate of transactions across Namibia’s high-profile Orange Basin, showcasing the level of interest in the deepwater prospect.

Under the agreement, the project will utilize gas from the Cabora Bassa Project to electrify the Eureka gold mine.

The Banga Kayo project will be developed in three stages, with production starting in August 2024.