This is stated in the most recent Africa Energy Review 2024 by PwC. The report shows that efforts to improve energy access and electrification are bearing fruit, notably in East Africa. The report states that countries such as Kenya, Ethiopia and Tanzania are advancing renewable energy and rural electrification. The report notes that North Africa’s energy landscape is evolving with a strong oil and gas sector alongside a growing emphasis on renewable energy sources, including wind, solar and green hydrogen. “While reliant on gas, Algeria plans for 22% renewable energy by 2025, and Libya is seeing a rebound in oil production despite political challenges.”Read the full Africa Energy Review 2024: Driving energy access through collaboration.

Source: The North Africa Journal November 04, 2024 20:30 UTC