Perspectives on energy investment, market dynamics, and the structural forces shaping emerging market energy across our six business segments.
The next chapter of global energy investment will not be written in Houston or Rotterdam. It will be written in Lagos, Dar es Salaam, and Muscat — in markets where the demand curve is steep, the resource base is deep, and the infrastructure gap is vast. Investors who understand this will define the next era of energy capital deployment.
Sub-Saharan Africa flares more gas than the entire continent consumes annually. The case for structured midstream investment has never been clearer — or more commercially compelling.
Read MoreBlackrock Energy Holdings has extended its energy advisory footprint with new engagements across the upstream and midstream sectors in West Africa.
Read MoreThe global energy transition narrative was written by, and for, markets that have already achieved universal energy access. Emerging markets require a fundamentally different framework.
Read MoreSmall-scale LNG projects across Sub-Saharan Africa are gaining commercial traction as gas monetisation solutions. We examine the economics, structure, and market dynamics driving this trend.
Read MoreSeveral African jurisdictions have announced new upstream licensing rounds for 2025. We assess the commercial and regulatory implications for independent investors and operators.
Read MoreWe have formalised our Energy Access investment framework — establishing criteria, target geographies, and co-investment structures for distributed energy and off-grid power projects.
Read More