Accelerating the deployment of renewable energy will save West African countries hundreds of millions of dollars by the end of decade, says Wärtsilä

They presented the results of their latest study which investigates Senegal’s optimal power system expansion. The study revealed that speeding up the deployment of renewable energy beyond what is currently planned will lead to a staggering $700 Millions of savings until 2035, primarily

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Gastech unveils 2023 strategic conference programme, high-level keynote speakers

During the Gastech 2023 Strategic Conference, global energy leaders will share insights on the investment landscape required to stimulate adequate funding on both new and existing energy production as well as next generation energy solutions and climate technologies. Shifts in financing strategies, a changing appetite for risk and a demand for greater flexibility are transforming partnership models.

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Global Energy Infrastructure launches Carbon Capture Storage projects database

The GEI CCS database not only highlights existing CCS projects but also provides valuable information on the potential for future CCS development. It includes data on geological storage sites, infrastructure requirements, and stakeholders, facilitating the identification of opportunities and challenges associated with CCS implementation.

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Nigeria’s industry is rising to the twin challenge of decarbonisation and energy security

It leaves industrials with a twin challenge to meet. First and foremost, they need to secure their own reliable and affordable power capacity either by buying electricity from an independent power producer or by building their own “captive” plant. Second, they need to integrate decarbonisation in their overall energy strategy. Both objectives are not contradictory. By making smart technology choices, forward looking businesses like BUA Cement, African Foundries, Lafarge, Wempco, Nestle and Flour Mills have found a way to hit these two birds with one stone. Here is how.

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