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The African Energy Chamber and EnerGeo Alliance played host to the President of the Republic of Niger, H.E. Mohamed Bazoum, at an oil and gas investment summit in Houston, featuring U.S.-based energy executives.

Après que la société énergétique américaine Enron ait fait les gros titres dans le monde entier au début des années 2000 pour des fraudes comptables et d’entreprise, l’attention s’est rapidement portée sur les décideurs à l’origine des actions de la société. Finalement, les dirigeants d’Enron, Kenneth Lay, Jeffrey Skilling et Andrew Fastow, ont été reconnus coupables de délits fédéraux.

After U.S. energy company Enron made global headlines in the early 2000s for accounting and corporate fraud, attention quickly shifted to the decision-makers behind the company’s actions. Ultimately, Enron executives Kenneth Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, and Andrew Fastow were convicted on federal felony charges.

The African Energy Chamber congratulates and welcomes the appointment of Jude Kearney as Chair of the sub-Saharan Africa Committee at US-Eximbank, recognizing that a new era of improved cooperation regarding energy investments, development and trading between Africa and the U.S. is now in sight.

Com a sua reeleição, o país vai assistir à continuação da estabilidade nos últimos cinco anos, estabilidade que é essencial para a expansão da indústria do petróleo e do gás.

With his reelection, the country is set to see a continuation of stability ushered in over the last five years, stability which is essential for the expansion of the oil and gas industry.

Quatre ans se sont écoulés depuis que les États-Unis ont imposé des sanctions à l’industrie pétrolière du Soudan du Sud.

The African Energy Chamber is calling for the United States to lift oil sanctions on South Sudan, emphasizing the potential for economic growth and stability in the country’s oil sector.

L’African Energy Leadership Center (AELC) de Wits Business School a signé un accord de trois ans avec la Chambre africaine de l’énergie (AEC) dans le but de faire progresser la croissance et le développement du secteur de l’énergie en Afrique, ainsi que de travailler pour l’augmentation de l’accès à l’électricité pour tous Africains dans le but de faire de la pauvreté énergétique une chose du passé d’ici 2030.

Wits Business School’s African Energy Leadership Centre (AELC) has signed a three-year agreement with the African Energy Chamber (AEC) with the aim of advancing the growth and development of the energy sector in Africa, as well as championing access to power for all Africans in a bid to make energy poverty a thing of the past by 2030.