African Energy refers to the energy resources, production, and consumption within the African continent. This encompasses a variety of energy sources including fossil fuels (such as oil and natural gas), renewable energy (such as solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal), and nuclear power. The term highlights the unique energy landscape in Africa, characterized by significant natural resources, energy poverty in many areas, and ongoing efforts to enhance energy access and sustainability. The focus on African Energy also involves addressing challenges related to energy infrastructure, political and economic factors, and the impact of energy development on the environment and society. Moreover, it underscores the potential for investment and development in energy projects that can contribute to economic growth and improve living standards across the continent.
## Spotlight on Energy Innovation at IAE 2025 in Paris Jean-Marc Kloss, the Group Managing Director for West Africa at SLB, is set to take the stage at the upcoming…
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