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Africa’s Energy Trilemma

The world is facing an energy trilemma. Leaders in the public and private sectors are faced with the challenging puzzle of how to ensure a secure and reliable supply of energy while also keeping energy prices affordable and minimizing negative environmental externalities. This isn’t easy anywhere on Earth, but nowhere …

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WoodMac: U.S. to Triple LNG Exports by 2033

Surging global demand for liquefied natural gas is set to nearly triple U.S. LNG exports over the next decade, as LNG buyers seek diversification and reliable, low-cost supply, energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie said in a new report this week. LNG exports are already outpacing U.S. exports to Mexico—compared to lower-than-Mexico …

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TotalEnergies Plans Oil Exploration Offshore South Africa

TotalEnergies SE is planning to explore for oil offshore South Africa’s West Coast, where environmental groups have increasingly opposed such activity. The French explorer proposes to drill one well, which could result in an additional nine wells depending on the success of the first, SLR Consulting Ltd., which is doing …

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NIOC Launches Projects Worth €30 Million

The National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC) has launched 10 oil and gas projects with a total value of €30 million. “The projects will effectively contribute to job creation and technology development in the country,” NIOC official Mahdia Motahari said, Shana reported. He went on to say that a list of …

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European Refiners Now Have Too Much Oil

European refiners now seem to have more crude oil than they need—with the early panic about Russia’s dwindling oil exports—and the world’s subsequent oil shortage—proving to be overblown. Crude oil traders have pointed to Europe’s ability to source crude oil from Latin America, the Middle East, and the United States …

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