Europe is considering easing methane rules under energy security pressure after a study found 43% of EU gas imports could fail compliance from 2027. African LNG exporters, however, still face the full cost of the regulation, exposing how climate rules become flexible for powerful economies and rigid
Methane monitoring is becoming one of the most valuable technical skills in the energy industry as climate pressure reshapes hydrocarbons. Why it matters for African producers.
Africa’s energy transition depends on thousands of transmission engineers, dispatch planners and grid operators. But a critical skills shortage threatens the continent’s electricity future.
Is Africa’s green skills gap a shortage of engineers or a shortage of system literacy? An ETA analysis of the policy tension shaping energy transition outcomes.
Oil and gas careers in Africa are entering a defining decade. Here’s how energy professionals must evolve, adapt and stay competitive in 2026 and beyond.
Kenya’s new carbon registry signals a shift. In 2026, carbon markets in Africa will be defined by governance credibility — not supply volume.
It is one of those statistics that seems too small for the size of the problem.Only about one in three of the world’s updated national climate pledges mentions the words “phase-out” or “phase-down”...