Nigeria – Not broke but needs fixing
Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil producer and a major world oil producer. However, despite its hydrocarbon wealth, the country’s socio-economic development remains slow. Ian McInnes explores the issue.
Nigeria is Africa’s largest oil producer and a major world oil producer. However, despite its hydrocarbon wealth, the country’s socio-economic development remains slow. Ian McInnes explores the issue.
Iraq’s energy potential is enormous with proven oil reserves of around 144bn barrels and proven natural gas reserves of 110tnft3. However, will risks outweigh opportunities ?
Developing Argentina’s shale gas resources will require striking a balance between resource protection and investor needs. Ian McInnes at some of the latest developments.
With a power sector that relies on renewables for around three-quarters of its demand, New Zealand’s green credentials appear solid. However, the country continues to increase its power generation capacity with renewable energy projects, including geothermal and wind power development.
Replacing at least part of its nuclear power generation with renewables, can Germany provide a blue print for industrialised countries to green up their power consumption ?
Following Germany’s planned nuclear phase-out, natural gas and renewables are emerging as front-runners in the race for alternative power sources. Ian McInnes reports.
As Vietnam industrialises, its demand for power skyrockets. While traditionally, the country has relied on hydropower to meet its electricity needs, demand outpaces supply and the Asian nation must now look for alternatives.
LNG markets are poised to benefit from any nuclear capacity scale-down. However, will supply bottlenecks be overcome successfully and speedily as the market heats up?
With rising crude prices, solar power shows strong potential.
Europe has set ambitious targets to increase its use of renewable energy sources. To what extend can the region successfully implement these goals ?
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