“In cases that have worked, how has it been a success? What is it that they’ve done?! & can we replicate it in other African countries? We need to think more about how it’s going to work at the end of the day people need jobs & want to work.” - @nj_ayuk#energyafrica19.
So excited about the German-African Energy Forum with the @afrikaverein Realising & Financing Africa's Energy Revolution is possible. There must be patient capital, an enabling environment and harnessing german technology. We need to create jobs for every day Africans.
Today marks the commencement of the German-African #EnergyAfrica19
in Hamburg. We look forward to joining in on this year’s theme: “Realising & Financing Africa’s Energy Revolution”, with our Executive Chairman & CEO of @Centurion_Law, @nj_ayuk as one of the panelists!
@nj_ayuk presents positive trends in Africa's energy business, as well as its challenges on Big Barrels. French, German or English copies available throughout the German-African Energy Forum #AfricaEnergy19.
This morning in Johannesburg, South Africa, the African Energy Chamber is hosting senior #Energy stakeholders for a power breakfast: The role of oil and gas in developing South Africa: Lessons from Africa & creating a value chain towards 2022 & beyond. #AECPowerBreakfast.
"The best deals we've done have been in difficult, tough places. Sometimes you have to follow the road less travelled." Read the story of pan-African lawyer/businessman @nj_ayuk in HOW WE MADE IT IN AFRICA: THE BOOK. Ebook & paperback available here: https://t.co/9wNBHnQwMG
So bullish that @energy_african just signed a beautiful deal to boost the Oil and Gas sector in #SouthSudan. The energy industry can and should do more to spur growth and create an enabling environment for Investors. The people of #SouthSudan are going benefit so much from this.
In an Africa where things are moving so fast, the Oil and Gas sector will continue its dominance. Elections in #Libya#Nigeria, #Senegal, Oil prices, #OPEC, LNG development and new projects will dominate. Here are 10 things to watch.#OOTT@energy_african@Centurion_Law
“In the early 2000s, Ghana was regarded by the international community as the golden child of Africa, which makes sense when one considers its neighbors in the region.”
Read more on Big Barrels - the book that tells you the truth about African Oil: https://t.co/yHPtZJFDWl