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Petroleum Economist (opens the original)
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Natural gas is becoming increasingly central to the Middle East’s economic ambitions. It provides the reliable energy needed to power industry, support petrochemical expansion, meet fast-growing electricity demand and displace higher-emission liquid fuels, while also giving the region scope to strengthen its position in global LNG markets. With abundant resources and demand rising at home and abroad, the opportunity is clear. The priority now is to mobilise the capital needed to bring more gas t
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The intergovernmental agreement for the $25b African Atlantic Gas Pipeline (AAGP) gives the long-planned project its strongest political foundation yet. But the 6,900km corridor must still secure gas, financing and credible buyers, while contending with a rival project across the Sahara and uncertainty over Europe’s long-term demand. The AAGP would run for nearly 6,900km mostly offshore from Nigeria through Benin, Togo, Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, The Gamb
Petroleum Economist (opens the original)
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Natural gas is the molecule that powers the Middle East. It heats the crackers in petrochemical complexes, feeds the turbines that desalinate seawater and provides the firm, dispatchable electricity that industrial economies cannot function without. As countries across the region pursue their most ambitious economic transformation since the oil era began—from Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 to Iraq's long-delayed industrialisation agenda—the central energy question is whether gas-to-power infrastruct
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