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AEC Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk calls for Africa to cut the high energy taxes, create enabling environments for energy firms to thrive and reduce resource nationalization to drive oil and gas industry growth and make energy poverty history by 2030.

Delivering a presentation during the 2023 edition of the ARDA Conference, Sahara Group Executive Director Wale Ajibade emphasized that in order to meet rising demand, the supply of refined products within the continent needs to be optimized.

The African Refiners and Distribution Association has kickstarted it’s annual conference in Cape Town where downstream executives have called for increased investments in infrastructure rollout, clean fuels and energy poverty reduction.

Selon Anibor Kragha, secrétaire exécutif de l'African Refiners & Distribution Association, le renforcement de la sécurité énergétique par l'exploitation de l'ensemble des ressources énergétiques du continent constitue une priorité absolue pour l'Afrique dans le contexte actuel de transition énergétique.

At the Oxford Business Africa Forum this week, NJ Ayuk, the Executive Chairman of AEC, emphasized the importance of adopting a practical approach to the energy transition, which takes into account the economic and energy requirements of African nations.

Die jüngste Neuerscheingung von NJ Ayuk, A Just Transition: Mit einem Energiemix die Energiearmut überwinden” ist auf Platz 1 der Amazon-Bestsellerliste in den USA eingestiegen.

NJ Ayuk’s most recent publication, A Just Transition: Making Energy Poverty History with an Energy Mix, has debuted as a #1 bestseller on Amazon’s US store.

Hon. Dr Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Minister of Energy of Ghana, has confirmed his participation at the Invest in African Energy event in Dubai where the minister will showcase investment and partnership opportunities for UAE firms across the West African country’s energy sector.

The Dubai leg of the Invest in African Energy roadshow offers UAE investors the chance to connect with African opportunities, while African executives the chance to connect to international financial markets with Dubai as a trade center.

Eines der vielversprechendsten Ergebnisse der COP27-Klimakonferenz im vergangenen November war der Start der African Carbon Markets Initiative (ACMI). Diese von Afrika geleitete Initiative soll die Beteiligung des Kontinents an den freiwilligen Kohlenstoffmärkten erheblich steigern.