Senegal is set to meet its energy goals off the back of stringent policies and implementation which, in turn, should stimulate the economy. In its Senegal 2023: Energy Policy Review report, the International Energy Agency (IEA) lauds the direction the country is taking. Taking stock of Senegal’s progressIn 2021, Senegal’s domestic energy production covered 41% of the total energy supply (TES) and relied on imported fossil fuels to cover the rest. Ensure better coordination of the actions taken in the energy sector by the various stakeholders around the MEP. See the full International Energy Agency (IEA) Senegal 2023: Energy Policy Review report.

Source: The North Africa Journal January 26, 2024 14:08 UTC