African Energy chairman Jon Marks describes the featured articles which appeared in the latest issue of African Energy.
Starting off with the hydrogen industry's new-found domination of conversations on the African power sector, Jon goes into the specific examples that African Energy draws on.
ExxonMobil's attempts to sell its stake in the Chad/Cameroon oil pipeline is brought up as well as well as the tie up between BP and Eni over Angolan assets.
African Energy's hydrocarbons editor James Gavin spoke with Petronor in Oslo on Central African interest. This leads into an analysis of Lekoil's practices in Nigeria.
African Energy's power editor Dan Marks looks into the future of Scaling Solar, the unbundling and eventual privatisation of the transmission company of Nigeria.
Finally, Jon illustrates Marc Howard's article on Nigeria's current security crisis which includes detailed graphics by David Burles.
See the full issue, articles and more information on the African Energy site here.
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