AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNigeria’s Renewables: A bill to create a dedicated National Renewable Energy Authority has cleared its second reading, proposing a single body to coordinate regulation, investment and off-grid power. Power Trade: Tanzania’s Nkangamo substation is 83% complete, with energisation expected in November; the project is designed to strengthen supply and enable exports through the Southern African Power Pool. Oil Output: Ghana says crude production has risen 30% after years of decline, following new investment and development work at Jubilee. Clean Energy Investment: Zimbabwe approved a $650 million solar project, while South Africa opened bidding for the Tubatse pumped-hydro project, billed as the continent’s largest. Gas and Upstream: Tanzania is closing in on a proposed $42 billion gas development, and Senegal has opened 104 oil and gas blocks to investors. Regional Ambitions: Ivory Coast is targeting more than $10 billion in energy investment by 2030 as African Energy Week participants press for deals that deliver jobs and industrial growth.
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