Africa’s upstream: the other side of the energy transition
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Report summary
Table of contents
- The importance of hydrocarbons in Africa’s energy demand mix
- Africa’s per capita energy consumption could decline
- How the energy transition could impact Africa’s upstream sector
- Reduce carbon emissions
Tables and charts
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- Africa’s energy transition scenarios and the role of other solid fuels
- Historical per capita GDP and energy consumption in Asia Pacific
- Forecast per capita GDP and energy consumption in Africa
- Africa oil production to 2050
- Net change in Africa’s oil output in AET-2 scenario (2022-2050)
- Africa upstream asset NPV10 sensitivity
- Share of government revenues from hydrocarbons
- Wealth indicators for hydrocarbon producers vs non-producers in Africa
- Oil and gas discoveries in Africa
- Average annual emissions vs emissions intensity by region (2021-2030)
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