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Upstream & Gas Systems

SOUTH AFRICA GAS INFRASTRUCTURE, OPERATORS, FOREIGN INVESTMENT & MONETIZATION PATHWAYS

South Africa · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

South Africa’s dominant historical gas supply arrangement piped imports from Mozambique's Pande and Temane fields via the 865-km ROMPCO pipeline into Sasol's …

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TECHNOLOGIES DRIVING LNG-GAS MONETIZATION IN ANGOLA

Angola · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Angola's position in African LNG is underpinned less by reserve size than by infrastructure and technology. The Soyo LNG complex allows the country to convert o…

Upstream & Gas Systems

ANGOLA’S GAS BUSINESS OPERATORS AND THEIR ROLE IN LNG-LED GAS MONETIZATION

Angola · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Angola's gas strategy is no longer a peripheral adjunct to oil production; it is becoming a distinct pillar of export competitiveness, flaring reduction, and in…

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Angola's LNG Export Resurgence and the Future of Gas Monetisation

Angola · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Angola is entering the most consequential phase of its gas-export history, positioning itself as one of Sub-Saharan Africa's most important LNG exporters since …

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Mozambique's LNG Investment Landscape in 2026

Mozambique · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Mozambique is entering the most significant phase of LNG development since the discovery of the Rovuma Basin. Following the January 2026 full restart of TotalEn…

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Algeria’s Energy Evolution: Modernising Infrastructure and Diversifying Markets for a Sustainable Gas Future

Algeria · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Algeria's position as North Africa's premier natural gas producer and exporter has been built on decades of investment in conventional gas production, cross-bor…

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Algeria as North Africa's Gas Hub: Leveraging Resources and Infrastructure to Strengthen Regional Energy Security

Algeria · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

Algeria has long occupied a strategic position within the global natural gas market, leveraging one of Africa's largest proven gas reserve bases, an extensive n…

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Egypt's Gas Sector Transformation: Upstream Investments Driving Regional Competitiveness

Egypt · 2026 · Overcomer Efanga

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…

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THE STRATEGIC POTENTIAL OF GHANA'S GAS-TO-POWER SECTOR FOR ENERGY SECURITY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

Ghana · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

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…

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EVALUATING GHANA'S GAS INFRASTRUCTURE, POLICY REFORMS, AND INVESTMENT READINESS FOR SUSTAINABLE GAS-TO-POWER DEVELOPMENT

Ghana · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

Ghana's gas-to-power model remains strategically necessary but operationally fragile. Domestic gas, combined with imports through the West African Gas Pipeline …

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MONETIZING NIGERIA'S VAST NATURAL GAS RESERVES: ASSESSING THE GAP BETWEEN RESOURCE POTENTIAL AND EXPORT PERFORMANCE

Nigeria · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

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 …

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SUSTAINING NIGERIA'S LNG DOMINANCE AMID RISING AFRICAN COMPETITION: STRATEGIC RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES

Nigeria · 2026 · Opetunde Diaro

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…

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