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Africa Unites: Nigeria Spearheads Historic Launch of African Energy Bank to Fuel Continent’s Future

African Energy Bank: Nigeria Drives Continent-Wide Push for Energy Independence Nigeria is leading the charge to launch the African Energy Bank (AEB), a groundbreaking financial institution designed to fund transformative energy projects across the continent. With legal frameworks finalized and capital commitments secured, stakeholders confirm the bank’s debut is imminent. Why the AEB Matters Funding Gap: Africa faces a $200+ billion annual energy investment shortfall. Energy Poverty: Over 600 million Africans lack reliable electricity. Sustainable Growth: The AEB aims to balance fossil fuel development with renewables, ensuring affordable, scalable energy solutions. Key Developments from Abuja Meeting At a high-level review in Nigeria’s capital, Minister of State for Petroleum (Oil) Senator Heineken Lokpobiri announced: “Every milestone is on track. The AEB will be a game-changer, and Nigeria’s leadership reflects our hydrocarbon expertise.” Critical progress includes:✅ Legal & Governance Frameworks: Finalized to ensure operational clarity.✅ Capital Mobilization: […]

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Burkina Faso Invests $70 Million in Ghana Hydrocarbon Depot to Enhance Energy Security

Burkina Faso has made a strategic move to strengthen its energy security by acquiring the Tema Multi-Purpose Terminal hydrocarbon depot in Ghana for $70 million. This acquisition, involving the National Hydrocarbons Company (SONABHY), aims to expand the country’s storage capacity and ensure a reliable energy supply. The depot is already operational, providing Burkina Faso with a key storage facility outside its borders, offering a backup in case of disruptions in other supply routes. This move also reduces costs by decreasing dependence on third-party depots.

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Government Approves Construction of Second Gas Processing Plant to Boost Energy Security

The government of Ghana has received Cabinet approval for the construction of a second gas processing plant aimed at addressing the country's ongoing energy supply challenges. This decision was revealed by Energy Minister John Jinapor on March 7, 2025, during a press briefing at the Jubilee House.Jinapor highlighted that the move is a critical step toward ensuring energy security and enhancing the stability of the power supply in Ghana. With growing energy demands and limited gas processing capacity, this new facility will augment existing infrastructure and help meet the country's energy needs, particularly for power generation.The government, in collaboration with the Finance Ministry, will begin taking immediate actions to build the second plant. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to tackle energy challenges in the short, medium, and long term.

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