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Africa’s energy crossroads: insight from Gavin Thompson
From Nigeria to Namibia, how policy reforms, infrastructure, and gas monetisation are shaping Africa’s energy future
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Gavin Thompson
Vice Chairman, Energy – Europe, Middle East & Africa
Gavin Thompson
Vice Chairman, Energy – Europe, Middle East & Africa
Gavin oversees our Europe, Middle East and Africa research.
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In this exclusive interview, we sat down during Africa Energy Week, organised by the Africa Energy Chamber, to delve into the evolving dynamics of Africa’s energy sector. From the reforms reshaping Nigeria’s upstream landscape to infrastructure challenges in Namibia, and the broader push for gas monetisation and renewable growth, we share our perspective on what’s working - and where further progress is needed.
With upstream capital expenditure stabilising around $40 billion annually, the opportunities are significant for those ready to act.
Watch the full interview below to explore the key trends shaping Africa’s energy future. If you’d like to know more, fill in the form and someone from our team will be in touch.