According to the Moroccan government, in September 2022 an MoU was signed concerning the development of a gas pipeline linking Nigeria to Morocco; this project is expected to supply gas to West Africa and Europe. The following article will highlight the most important points regarding this massive endeavor.

The following article will touch base on the latest energy opportunities in Greece, including oil and gas, LNG, renewable energies, and hydrogen projects.

The following article will cover Mauritania’s recent oil subsidy reduction to ease burdens on the public and private sectors, the country’s mineral potential, gold prospecting and licensing, as well as recent advances in green hydrogen and LNG E&P.

In recent years, the government of Argentina has set ambitious targets for renewable energy and implemented policies to support the growth of the sector. In this article, we will take a closer look at some of Argentina's renewable energy market potential, as well as some of the main projects and their impact on the country's energy mix.

The following article covers an interview conducted with Juan Camilo Vallejo, Executive Director of the Colombian Non-conventional Energy and Efficient Energy Management Fund (FENOGE), on the Fund's role in assisting Colombia to achieve a Just Energy Transition, funded projects, and main objectives in the country.

The following article covers Bulgaria’s current energy mix, energy growth potential, as well as the country’s plans on transitioning from lignite coal and nuclear energy to renewable energy sources.

The following article covers Albania’s oil and gas sector, the country’s current hydropower dependance and renewable energy potential, as well as operational and planned/proposed energy projects throughout the country.

The following is an interview with Vartan Oskanian, Advisor to the CEO at Recom Technologies, touching base on the company's support the transformation of the Balkan energy market, its latest technological innovations in solar energy, the rise of solar generation in the European continent, and the company's main objectives in the Balkans region in the near future.

The following article will cover Brazil’s dominating role in South America’s oil and gas sector, current upstream and downstream needs and trends, the country’s new oil tax for 2023, recent finds and agreements, as well as the country’s ever-growing renewables sector.

The following article will touch base on Ecuador’s oil and gas industry, the country’s upcoming bidding round, the country’s need to upgrade its gas industry, as well as Ecuador’s most recent advances in renewable energy.

The following article covers Guyana’s recent announcement of draft Model Petroleum Agreements for both deepwater and shallow-water areas, as well as its inclusion in the indicative Guyana 2022 licensing round.

The following article covers Croatia’s oil and gas, renewables, and hydrogen sectors, as well as the country’s main energy projects.

The following article covers Romania’s natural gas, LNG, nuclear, and renewables sectors and opportunities, as well as the country’s Offshore Law and taxes.

The following article will provide an overview of the Serbian oil and gas economy, focusing on production, exploration, and key projects. In addition, it will also examine the renewables sector and highlight opportunities for investors in solar, wind, and hydrogen.

The following article will cover Montenegro's energy sector, including its oil and gas exploration and production, as well as its renewable energy and hydrogen potential, and the most important energy projects in the country.

Morocco is well positioned to become a leader in green hydrogen production in Africa. In this article, we will explore Morocco's green hydrogen potential, current and proposed hydrogen projects in the country, and how it compares to other African nations.

The island of Timor-Leste is a small but emerging player in the oil and gas exploration and production industry. The following article will cover the country’s production capacity and current production, investment, operators, and key projects and trends.

Argentina has become a major player in the global shale gas market in recent years, thanks to its massive reserves of unconventional resources. According to the country's Ministry of Mines and Energy, Argentina has the world's second-largest shale gas reserves, after the United States.

Argentina, a neighboring country with vast energy resources and a favorable investment climate, presents compelling opportunities for Brazilian energy companies seeking to expand their operations and diversify their portfolios. The following are 5 key reasons why Brazilian energy companies should consider investing in Argentina’s energy sector.

The following article covers the transformative milestone of the development of the Dangote Refinery in Nigeria, Africa's largest, specifying on energy self-sufficiency, economic growth and job creation, and sustainable and environmental practices for the country and the region.