Namibia is treating the energy transition as an addition
The country’s energy debate is increasingly about how petroleum and green power coexist, not about choosing one and abandoning the other.
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The country’s energy debate is increasingly about how petroleum and green power coexist, not about choosing one and abandoning the other.
ExxonMobil’s selection of two Mozambican companies for the Rovuma LNG project shifts attention from the scale of gas investment to the share of capability that remains inside the domestic economy.
A proposed $300 million boost and an 800,000-tonne cargo target show that the corridor’s value will be measured by throughput, reliability and the industries that organise around it.