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As Angola celebrates the 37th anniversary of Mining Labor Day this year, strategic developments across its mining sector are positioning the country as a globally competitive mineral producer.

By utilizing clean coal in the short term, ramping up investment and development across other energy sectors such as gas, Africa can address energy poverty, ensure energy security while reducing carbon emissions.

A green hydrogen panel discussion during the Namibia International Energy Conference dissected the prospects of green hydrogen for driving socioeconomic growth and industrialization in Namibia.

By using its significant gas resources and creating enabling environments for foreign investment, Africa can achieve a just energy transition while addressing energy poverty and driving economic growth.

A panel discussion at the Namibia International Energy Conference highlighted the opportunities and challenges within Africa’s gas market.

With the growth of Namibia’s domestic energy segment comes an opportunity for the country to accelerate its industrialization and associated socioeconomic development.

Namibia has emerged as a continental energy hub owing to increased activities in oil and gas exploration as the government seeks to leverage its hydrocarbon reserves to address energy poverty whilst boosting the economy.

The Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) is set to take place in a week’s time on 20 – 21 April 2022 at Droombos Estate Windhoek, Namibia with a formidable line up of international, regional and national energy sector leaders.

Africa’s energy sector and the importance of collaboration amongst African stakeholders to boost market growth.

With over 600 million people without access to electricity, Africa cannot and should not leave its oil and gas resources in the ground.