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By Gawie Kanjemba, International Energy Fellow, African Energy Chamber
Historically, oil and gas projects are known to experience delays ranging from 5% to 20% of the project duration owing to. | May 16, 2023
At a time when African oil and gas holds the key to a secure energy future, the trend of project delays needs to be addressed JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, May 16, 2023/ By Gawie Kanjemba, International Energy Fellow, African Energy Chamber (www.EnergyChamber.org) Historically, oil and gas projects are known to experience delays ranging from 5% |
By Amina Ali, International Energy Fellow, African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org)
As Southern Africa’s leading economy, South Africa should evaluate the development of gas-to-power projects to address climate change, increase its power generating capacity, and stop load shedding, which represented an estimated loss to the South African economy of R338 billion over the last ten years, according to Business Tech. Such power projects could be fuelled by liquified natural gas (“LNG”) considering sub-Saharan Africa s significant natural gas resources, which remain underexploited. Such projects could be the key to transformative change, by making available reliable energy for growth and industrialisation at affordable rates, something that South Africa has been looking for a long time.
By Amina Ali, International Energy Fellow, African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org)
As Southern Africa’s leading economy, South Africa should evaluate the development of gas-to-power projects to address climate change, increase its power generating capacity, and stop load shedding, which represented an estimated loss to the South African economy of R338 billion over the last ten years, according to Business Tech. Such power projects could be fuelled by liquified natural gas (“LNG“) considering sub-Saharan Africa s significant natural gas resources, which remain underexploited. Such projects could be the key to transformative change, by making available reliable energy for growth and industrialisation at affordable rates, something that South Africa has been looking for a long time.