LNG and Infrastructure Align to Power Africa’s Industrial Decade - African Energy Week Cape Town - News Summed Up

LNG and Infrastructure Align to Power Africa’s Industrial Decade - African Energy Week Cape Town


Mega-Exports Accelerate as Sub-Saharan Output RisesThe Mozambique LNG restart signals renewed confidence in large-scale African gas. The Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline continues FEED studies, promising a long-term West African energy corridor linking 13 countries to Morocco and onward markets. As Africa’s LNG exports and domestic gas networks expand, African Energy Week (AEW) 2026 – taking place in Cape Town from 12–16 October – offers a key forum to align investment, policy and project execution. “Africa’s gas sector is entering a transformative era, where LNG exports and domestic pipelines will determine industrial growth and energy security for decades. Strategic investment and infrastructure alignment are essential to turn these resources into sustainable economic prosperity for the continent,” says NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber.


Source: The North Africa Journal February 19, 2026 15:55 UTC



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