CITAC’s White Paper titled “Fuelling Africa’s Potential: Bridging the Gap in Energy Infrastructure” aims to highlight the key challenges associated with supplying fuels at scale into African markets. Rapid population and economic growth are driving demand for energy ever higher, while key infrastructure such as ports and roads is increasingly congested.
This Downstream Insight explores recent regulatory and commercial developments in several key markets (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi and Kenya) as well as the outlook to 2030 and beyond, drawing attention to the simultaneous and often contradictory development imperatives of achieving a high-growth, low-carbon economy, while increasing access to modern energy services.
CITAC’s Annual Review of Sub-Saharan Africa’s Downstream Oil Sector 2024 addresses the key trends in the industry: Rapid LPG demand growth, shifting fuel oil supply & demand dynamics, clean product trading flows, the impact of new refining projects, regulation changes as well as detailed expert analysis of future trends.
Energy transition is gathering pace globally. CITAC is excited to expand its service offering with its Energy Transition in Africa Service, providing insight through reports, deep-dive analysis, training and more to help our clients navigate the energy transition movement in Africa.
CITAC Training Programme 2024 is available
16-19 September 2024
African oil product supply chains: How to increase profitability through the application of best-in-class practises in Accra, Ghana
15-17 October 2024
African Oil Market Fundamentals, Abuja, Nigeria
4-8 November 2024
Oil Product Trading and Operations in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
18-21 November 2024
Evaluation of Investments in Clean Cooking in Sub-Saharan Africa in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire
4-6 February 2025
Carbon credit projects in Sub-Saharan Africa: identification, evaluation, and implementation, Lomé, Togo
