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Briefings & Reports

 

Algeria's Energy Future was launched at a half-day round-table seminar at Chatham House, London, on Wednesday 6 April.

The report was presented at the seminar by its lead authors, Jon Marks and John Hamilton, and critically assessed by Algerian and international experts.
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The African Energy Atlas has established itself as an indispensable resource for energy industry professionals. 

The 2011 edition  features more than 45 maps and charts drawn with expert care by journalist cartographer David Burles.
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AfricaHardball is an executive dialogue that brings together policy-makers, industry leaders and analysts to discuss the key political issues affecting African markets in frank and open terms.

The next AfricaHardball roundtable will be held on 1 December in London, focusing on North Africa
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A detailed and frank analysis of Libya’s energy sector

Published in July 2010, Libya's Energy Future provides authoritative, independently sourced analysis of Libya’s energy sector policy and history, examines the country’s governance and financial record and assesses the potential for international partners to do business with its institutions and interest groups.

Read more about Libya's Energy Future

 

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