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This map provides an overview of oil and gas exploration and production in South Africa. open and licensed acreage is shown, with block operators and the location of gas fields and discoveries marked. Details include associated downstream infrastructure including pipelines, tanker terminals and refineries. The map is a pdf file. the map is made using eps graphics, which do not lose resolution as they are enlarged.

Published in January 2011 as part of the African Energy Atlas 2011, this map shows a series of charts and graphs illustrating oil, gas and coal reserves, production and consumption, oil and gas exports and Africa's share of world hydroelectric power and nuclear power. Data is sourced from the BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2010

Published, January 2014, this map shows the name and location of acreage included in Algeria's 2014 bid round. The available acreage is shown alongside an overview of the location of existing oil and gas fields. The map is a PDF file, made using eps graphics, which do not lose resolution as they are enlarged.

Published January 2014, this map provides an overview of acreage offered in EGPC's 2013 bid round. Available acreage is shown alongside the basic location of oil and gas fields. An inset map provides greater detail for Gulf of Suez acreage. The map format is high resolution pdf.

Revised for the African Energy Atlas 2016/2017, this map provides an overview of electricity infrastructure in Nigeria. The locations of actual and planned power generation facilities are shown by type –including hydroelectric, thermal, solar PV, wind and waste-to-power plant – alongside existing and future transmission lines, ranging from 132kV to 760kV. State boundaries are also marked.

Published in April 2012 as part of the African Energy Atlas 2012, this map provides an overview of gas development and export markets. Major pipelines and LNG projects are shown, with an inset map showing major flows of gas from African and world markets.

Revised May 2013, this map provides an overview of oil and gas exploration and production in Tanzania. Open and licensed acreage is shown, with block operators and the location of gas fields and discoveries marked. Details include associated downstream infrastructure including pipelines, tanker terminals, gas processing facilities and the proposed location of an LNG liquefaction plant and export terminal.

Published December 2013, this map provides an overview of the power generation and transmission infrastructure in Angola. Actual and planned transmission lines are marked ranging from 60kV lines to 400kV lines. Generation projects (existing and planned) include thermal, hydroelectric, wind, biomass and solar sites. The map is a pdf file. The images are made using eps graphics, which don't lose resolution as they are enlarged.

Revised in August 2018, this map provides a detailed overview of the power sector in Republic of Congo, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, São Tomé & Pŕincipe. The locations of power generation facilities that are operating, under construction or planned are shown by type – including liquid fuels, natural gas, thermal, hydroelectric, solar (PV) and biomass. Generation sites are marked with different sized circles to show sites of 1-9MW, 10-99MW, 100-499MW and 500MW and above. Existing and future transmission lines are shown ranging from 60kV to 330kV. A planned cross-border interconnector from Gabon to Cameroon is also marked. The map was originally published as part of the African Energy Atlas 2018/2019 and is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged. Power generation data was drawn from our African Energy Live Data platform, which contains project level detail on more than 5,500 power plants and projects across Africa.

Revised May 2013, this map provides an overview of electricity sector infrastructure in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Planned and exisiting generation sites are marked (including hydropower, solar, thermal and waste-to-power/biomass) alongside transmission lines. Inset maps show the Inga project site, Ruzizi projects, and planned and exisiting international transmission connections from Inga.

This map provides an overview of oil and gas exploration and production in Equatorial Guinea. Open and Licensed acreage is shown, with block operators as well as block names marked clearly on the map. The map is a pdf file, and the images are made using eps graphics, which do not lose resolution as they are enlarged.

Revised in August 2018, this map provides a detailed overview of the power sector in Cameroon, Central African Republic and Chad. The locations of power generation facilities that are operating, under construction or planned are shown by type – including liquid fuels, natural gas, other thermal, hydroelectric, solar (PV) and wind. Generation sites are marked with different sized circles to show sites of 1-9MW, 10-99MW, 100-499MW and 500MW and above. Existing and future transmission lines are shown ranging from 110kV to 330kV (some lower voltage lines are also marked). Actual and planned cross-border interconnectors are also shown including lines to Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria. The map was originally published as part of the African Energy Atlas 2018/2019 and is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged. Power generation data was drawn from our African Energy Live Data platform, which contains project level detail on more than 5,500 power plants and projects across Africa. Key words: map, electricity, transmission, renewable energy, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, liquid fuels, natural gas, other thermal, hydroelectric, solar, PV, wind

Published in April 2012 as part of the African Energy Atlas 2012, this map shows actual and planned power generation and transmission projects in Morocco. Generation types including thermal, hydroelectric, solar and wind, are shown. An inset map shows the disputed Western Sahara.

Revised in August 2018, this map provides a detailed overview of the hydrocarbons sector in Sudan and South Sudan. Open and licensed acreage is shown, with block operators marked, alongside associated downstream infrastructure such as pipelines, tanker terminals and refineries. The map was originally published as part of the African Energy Atlas 2018/2019 and is available as a PDF file using eps graphics, meaning that there is no loss of resolution as the file is enlarged.

First published July 2011, this map provides an overview of infrastructure across Sudan and South Sudan, highlighting three areas of dispute. Infrastructure shown includes oil blocks, refineries, power transmission routes, major generation plants. Oil block names, operators and major equity partners are marked.