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Dans un contexte de chaos économique mondial persistant, toute information qui suggère la stabilité est bien accueillie. C’est pourquoi les détails sur les dépenses d’investissement dans le secteur du pétrole et du gaz en Afrique contenus dans le prochain rapport Q2 2022 Oil and Gas Outlook Q2 de la Chambre africaine de l’énergie sont des nouvelles si bienvenues.

As I’ve mentioned before, when it comes to competing to be one of the European Union’s new natural gas suppliers, Senegal and Mauritania have several advantages.

Against a backdrop of continuing global economic chaos, any information that suggests stability is well-received. Which is why the details about African oil and gas capital expenditures contained in the African Energy Chamber’s forthcoming Q2 2022 Oil and Gas Outlook Q2 report are such welcome news.

Lorsque le chancelier allemand Olaf Scholz est arrivé au Sénégal le 22 mai, il a clairement indiqué que son pays considérait l’énergie – et le gaz naturel en particulier – comme un élément important des futures relations entre l’Europe et l’Afrique.

When German Chancellor Olaf Scholz arrived in Senegal on May 22, he made clear that his country views energy — and natural gas specifically — as an important component of future relations between Europe and Africa.

There’s no question that Africa’s energy industry is under assault from Western climate activists. Not only are they pressuring the continent to leave its vast hydrocarbon resources untouched rather than using them to unlock much-needed economic growth, but they’ve also convinced many financial sponsors to withdraw support from African fossil fuel production

Il ne fait aucun doute que l’industrie énergétique africaine subit l’assaut des activistes climatiques occidentaux.

The African Energy Chamber extends its deepest condolences to the family of H.E. Muhammad Sansui Barkindo, an oil industry veteran who fought for the right to develop, he will be missed.

African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) President Benedict Okey Oramah will receive the African Energy Chamber’s inaugural African Energy Person of the Year during African Energy Week 2022 in Cape Town in October.

Following the Q1 outlook, the Q2 report provides insight into the challenges, opportunities and overall state of Africa’s energy sector.