AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNigeria’s Refining Push: Crude supply constraints are limiting feedstock for the Dangote refinery, exposing the gap between oil production and domestic processing. A proposed $16bn refinery in Kenya also faces political opposition from a presidential aspirant who says local investors should lead the project. Power Investment: South Africa’s 9.6GW expansion plan puts gas and battery storage at the forefront, including 4.6GW of planned batteries, as the country’s fuel production falls and import reliance grows. Cape Town’s new R220m hybrid plant is expected to save residents R400m in electricity costs. Renewables and Skills: Zambia’s Axian and Africa GreenCo signed a 240MW solar power purchase agreement, while Nigeria’s NCDMB and Renaissance launched a 12-month programme to train 60 people in oil and gas technical skills. Shell says investment will depend on clear rules and faster project execution.
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