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Egypt's Gas Sector Transformation: Upstream Investments Driving Regional Competitiveness
Egypt's upstream gas sector is midway through a deliberate, capital-intensive recovery. After output fell roughly 29% between 2023 and 2025 as mature Nile Delta…
THE STRATEGIC POTENTIAL OF GHANA'S GAS-TO-POWER SECTOR FOR ENERGY SECURITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
Ghana's gas-to-power sector stands at a critical inflection point. Natural gas now dominates the country's electricity generation mix, accounting for approximat…
EVALUATING GHANA'S GAS INFRASTRUCTURE, POLICY REFORMS, AND INVESTMENT READINESS FOR SUSTAINABLE GAS-TO-POWER DEVELOPMENT
Ghana's gas-to-power model remains strategically necessary but operationally fragile. Domestic gas, combined with imports through the West African Gas Pipeline …
MONETIZING NIGERIA'S VAST NATURAL GAS RESERVES: ASSESSING THE GAP BETWEEN RESOURCE POTENTIAL AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE
Nigeria holds 210.54 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of proven natural gas reserves the largest in Africa and among the top ten globally yet converts only a fraction …
SUSTAINING NIGERIA'S LNG DOMINANCE AMID RISING AFRICAN COMPETITION: STRATEGIC RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES
Nigeria remains Africa’s largest LNG exporter, shipping 14.78 Mt in 2025 versus Algeria’s 9.70 Mt and Africa-wide exports of 39.77 Mt. Its lead is still anc…
Nigeria’s Gas Production and Infrastructure Readiness
Nigeria is Africa’s largest holder of natural gas reserves, with over 215 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of proven reserves and potential resources estimated at up…
Nigeria’s LNG Dominance, Infrastructure Readiness, and Gas Monetisation Pathways
Nigeria’s LNG dominance is rooted in its vast natural gas reserves over 215 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) of proven reserves and the infrastructure that enables l…
Nigeria’s Natural Gas Reserve: Strategic Anchor for Africa’s Energy Transition
Nigeria discovered oil in 1956 at Oloibiri, but natural gas was initially treated as a byproduct and flared extensively. By the 1960s, Shell began limited non-c…
BALANCING LNG EXPORTS, DOMESTIC GAS OBLIGATIONS AND REGIONAL PIPELINE MARKETS IN MOZAMBIQUE
Mozambique stands at a critical inflection point in its gas commercialization strategy. With approximately 126 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of recoverable gas rese…
Nigeria’s Executive Order 9: Implications for Fiscal Policy and the Oil Sector
Nigeria’s Executive Order 9 (EO-9) is shaking up the oil and gas sector with promises of a fiscal reset worth nearly ?2 trillion in 2026. However, beneath the…
Methane Leak Detection & Regulatory Pressure
Methane emissions have emerged as one of the most scrutinized environmental risks facing the global oil and gas industry. As the second-largest contributor to a…
Sustainable Offshore Energy Operations in the Gulf of Guinea: Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Resilient Supply Chains and Asset Management
The Gulf of Guinea, encompassing Nigeria, Angola, Ghana, and Equatorial Guinea, is one of the world’s most resource-rich offshore basins. Offshore oil and gas…