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Upstream & Gas Systems

OPTIMIZING TANZANIA'S GAS MONETIZATION PORTFOLIO ACROSS LNG, GAS-TO-POWER AND INDUSTRIAL VALUE CHAINS

Tanzania · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Tanzania stands closer than at any point in the past decade to converting its 57 Tcf natural gas resource base into a diversified, multi-pathway monetization po…

Upstream & Gas Systems

MONETISATION PATHWAYS FOR MOZAMBIQUE'S ROVUMA BASIN

Mozambique · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Mozambique's Rovuma Basin has re-entered the front rank of global LNG supply investment following the January 2026 restart of TotalEnergies' Mozambique LNG (Are…

Upstream & Gas Systems

INFRASTRUCTURE, MONETISATION TECHNOLOGY AND FOREIGN CAPITAL IN GHANA’S GAS SECTOR

Ghana · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Ghana’s gas monetisation strategy is fundamentally domestic-market driven, with gas-to-power serving as the dominant monetisation pathway while LPG recovery, …

Upstream & Gas Systems

POSITIONING NATURAL GAS AS GHANA’S ENERGY TRANSITION FUEL

Ghana · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Ghana is steadily transforming natural gas into the cornerstone of its energy transition strategy. While the country continues to produce crude oil from the Jub…

Upstream & Gas Systems

FLOATING LNG (FLNG) AND FLOATING STORAGE REGASIFICATION UNITS (FSRUS) AS CATALYSTS FOR SOUTH AFRICA'S GAS MONETIZATION STRATEGY

Mozambique · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

South Africa's gas economy stands at an inflection point. For more than two decades the country has relied on a single external umbilical the Republic of Mozamb…

Upstream & Gas Systems

SENEGAL'S GAS ECONOMY: LNG EXPORT COMMERCIALISATION AND DOMESTIC GAS-TO-POWER DEVELOPMENT

Senegal · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Senegal has, within the space of eighteen months, become a producing hydrocarbon nation on two fronts simultaneously: as an LNG exporter through the cross-borde…

Upstream & Gas Systems

RESERVE REPLACEMENT, EXPLORATION STRATEGY AND UPSTREAM CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN ALGERIA

Algeria · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

This intelligence note assesses Algeria's reserve replacement strategy, upstream exploration portfolio, and capital investment landscape in the context of accel…

Upstream & Gas Systems

GAS MARKET LIBERALIZATION AND REGIONAL GAS HUB DEVELOPMENT IN EGYPT

Egypt · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Egypt’s ambition to become the Eastern Mediterranean’s pre-eminent gas hub remains structurally compelling but operationally precarious. The country possess…

Upstream & Gas Systems

Cameroon Upstream Investment Update: Repositioning for the Next Phase of Gas Monetisation and Commercialisation

cameroon · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Cameroon's upstream gas sector stands at a critical inflection point. The scheduled departure of the Hilli Episeyo floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) vessel …

Upstream & Gas Systems

Building Domestic Gas Markets: Infrastructure as the Foundation of Cameroon's Gas Monetisation

cameroon · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Cameroon's gas sector has, since 2013, developed almost entirely around export monetisation first through the Kribi gas-fired power plant's domestic offtake, an…

Upstream & Gas Systems

CONVERSION OF CAPTURED ASSOCIATED GAS INTO LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS (LPG) AND NATURAL GAS LIQUIDS (NGLS) AT MARSA EL-BREGA

Libya · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Libya's Sirte Basin currently flares over 3.8 BCM of rich Associated Petroleum Gas (APG) annually across major field clusters including Zelten (Nasser), Raguba,…

Upstream & Gas Systems

Balancing LNG Exports and Domestic Gas Development in Cameroon

cameroon · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

The commercial proposition for Cameroon’s natural gas is being reshaped as the country seeks to translate offshore resources into reliable domestic supply, in…

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