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Les ministres de la CEMAC approuvent la Semaine africaine de l’énergie 2022
Annoncés lors du Forum de l’énergie et des affaires de la CEMAC organisé par PRO MEET UP AND LEARN et ML Consulting le 30 novembre, les représentants ministériels des pays d’Afrique centrale se sont engagés à soutenir la Semaine africaine de l’énergie 2022 qui se tiendra à nouveau au Cap début novembre.
CEMAC Ministers Endorse African Energy Week 2022
Announced during the CEMAC Energy and Business Forum organised by PRO MEET UP AND LEARN and ML Consulting on 30 November, ministerial representatives from central-African countries committed their endorsement towards African Energy Week 2022.
African Energy Chamber Calls on CEMAC Leaders to Improve Business Climate at CEMAC Business Forum
The African Energy Chamber (AEC) has been vocal in its opposition to new, restrictive foreign exchange regulations adopted by the Bank of Central African States that threaten to curb foreign investment flows into the CEMAC region.
Equatorial Guinea’s Oil Minister Meets with Congolese President, Advances CEMAC Energy Cooperation
H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons of Equatorial Guinea, met with H.E. Denis Sassou Nguesso, President of the Republic of the Congo, on Tuesday to discuss accelerating regional energy cooperation among CEMAC member states and within the Global South.
L’industrie du pétrole et du gaz naturel soutient le CEMAC Business Energy Forum au Congo, Brazzaville
Exhorte les participants à travailler sur de nouvelles affaires au sein de la région CEMAC.
The Oil and Natural Gas Industry Endorses the CEMAC Business Energy Forum in Congo, Brazzaville
Urges participants to work on new business deals within the CEMAC region.
Guinea-Conakry Deserves a Just Energy Transition and more Oil and Gas Investment during the MSGBC Oil, Gas and Power Forum in Dakar
Under pressure from climate change and energy transition directives, a growing list of oil and gas majors is shifting from fossil fuels to renewables. As
Gwede Mantashe d’Afrique du Sud a raison : la transition énergétique doit être guidée par la raison, pas par la panique (par NJ Ayuk)
De plus en plus cette année, on dit aux nations africaines productrices de pétrole et de gaz que la protection de la planète contre le changement climatique se fera au détriment de leurs industries pétrolières.
South Africa’s Gwede Mantashe is Right: Energy Transition Must Be Guided By Reason, Not Panic
Increasingly this year, African oil- and gas-producing nations are being told that protecting the planet from climate change will come at the cost of their petroleum industries.
African Energy Week Announces 2022 Dates
Following a highly successful 2021 event, African Energy Week is proud to announce its 2022 return.
This Is Not the Time to Halt Natural Gas Production in Equatorial Guinea
Since Ireland in 2018 became the first country to say it would divest entirely from fossil fuels, governments, activists, and agencies worldwide have begun reciting the same rallying cry: ban all financing on hydrocarbons development and production.
Gas-To-Power – An Opportunity that Africa Can’t Toss Away after COP26
After three days in Glasgow for COP26, you can’t help but ask yourself where do we go from here as an African energy sector. I maintain my disappointment with the global elites for failing to invite the oil and gas industry. Oh well, they invited me.
