GAIL plans to liquefy natural gas for easy transportation and sale in areas that are not connected with the pipeline grid, helping the nation boost use of the cleaner fuel
using renewable electricity to electrolyser water. using renewable electricity to electrolyserwater. if using renewable electricity to electrolyser water. if you have no carbon emissions on the way, to making it, and no carbon when it s used, that s the ultimate cleaner fuel. add to that pumped storage, and you have then got an utterly reliable, zero emission energy system. we have got, it sounds too good to be true but it is true, we can have zero emission energy and have affordable energy. it s not going to cost, in australia, the incoming pressure from renewables is actually seen electricity prices come down. but you have got to plan it right, it does notjust happen. you ve got to put in the hard yards and make the investment. let’s you ve got to put in the hard yards and make the investment. let s talk about pressure and make the investment. let s talk about pressure from and make the investment. let s talk about pressure from activists. - and make the investment. let s talk
will happen and what the risk will be if that climate change conference doesn t work. also there will be huge risks to the uk s reputation if they preside over an event that doesn t reach its objectives. but before we get to glasgow, they re still quite a lot of stuff we are waiting for from the government. we think we will get a strategy for hydrogen later this month, using hydrogen later this month, using hydrogen to replace gas in the uk s energy mix because it is a cleaner fuel. very much delayed is a document from the treasury which is looking at the overall cost to the economy and individuals and the government about how to get here. this is a big, controversial stuff. here s an example. fuel duty, the government raises £28 billion a year from the tax on petrol and diesel. when petrol and diesel cars start disappearing from 2030 onwards, how will they raise that huge sum of money and how will that change the taxes that you and i pay for? so everyone can be very concerned about
Stakeholders seek options for maximising AfCFTA
With a growing population, huge energy demand and projected industrial and agricultural boom, cross-border infrastructural deficits, funding gaps, smuggling, and lack of harmonized taxes are critical bottlenecks limiting the growth of Africa’s downstream petroleum, stakeholders have said. x
Except the price differential challenge is addressed, energy experts have insisted that the gains of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) in the downstream sector of the continent’s petroleum industry may remain a mirage.
The experts, who gathered at the Ghana International Petroleum Conference stressed that challenges bedeviling local capacity and distribution of petroleum products across the continent may mar the gains of AfCFTA.