Experts and stakeholders have referred to natural gas as Africa’s transformative fuel and advocated for $100 billion in yearly investments in the continent’s energy infrastructure in order to realize its full potential.
This occurred during the second iteration of Asharami Square, the Sahara Group’s thought leadership conference, which gathered media, government officials, and energy specialists.He said: “According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), Africa accounts for over 7% of global natural gas reserves, with Nigeria, Algeria, Egypt, and Mozambique holding the majority of these volumes. And yet, the continent consumes less than 5% of global gas output. This mismatch between potential and utilisation must be addressed with urgency and purpose
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