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Upstream webinar: how can Sub-Saharan Africa benefit from the Energy Transition?
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Listen to the packed 60-minute recording of our webinar, held on 26 November as part of a global series. Our regional experts discussed the biggest issues facing the sector as it looks beyond a tumultuous 2020. Presentations focused on three key topics: Nigerian fiscal attractiveness, advantaged exploration and the beneficiaries of the energy transition. • Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Bill 2020: Is it enough to transform investment? • Exploration in Sub-Saharan Africa: Why it’s still needed, and who can deliver advantaged barrels and where will growth come from? • Energy Transition winners in SSA: Who will profit from the majors’ divestment plans? The webinar also featured live Q&A and finished with a quick-fire overview of what to look out for in 2021 in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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