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It’s undeniable that the Russian invasion of Ukraine proved highly disruptive to world energy markets. This geopolitical clash led to the imposition of Western sanctions on the export of Russian oil and fuel and the imposition of a price cap on Russian crude by the G7 group.

When the African Energy Chamber (AEC) published its African Energy Outlook for 2023, there was ample reason for optimism that Senegal was just months away from becoming a producer of both crude oil and natural gas.

While some analysts propose that existing discoveries hold enough oil and gas to meet global demand for the foreseeable future, others argue that the remaining supply will not sustain us beyond the next quarter century.

Six mois après que l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS) a déclaré que le COVID-19 n’était plus une urgence sanitaire, il est encore difficile de saisir pleinement les dommages considérables que la pandémie a infligés, qu’il s’agisse du nombre considérable de vies humaines ou de la dévastation économique.

Six months after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 is no longer a health emergency, it’s still difficult to fully grasp the far-reaching damage the pandemic has inflicted, from the tremendous toll on lives to economic devastation.

Earlier this year, South Africa was making headlines around the globe for the daily extended power outages plaguing the country.

Behind every discovery, final investment decision (FID), and first oil announcement in our continent are companies of all sizes, advancing our energy industry and bringing Africans closer to realizing the energy security and prosperity that their petroleum resources represent.

The State of African Energy 2024 Outlook is available for download. Get your copy today!

The African Energy Chamber commends Panoro Energy for the significant oil discovery at the Hibiscus South well in Gabon, recognizing its potential impact on regional energy security and economic development.