A turning point for African gas? [Gas in Transition]

Production growth is poised to accelerate, according to the IEA, but demand will not keep up, as some output growth is in potential new markets, affected by high prices, and is export-orientated, while consumption growth in mature markets is slowing. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 10]

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