Energy drives Congo-Brazzaville’s economy. This section analyzes oil, gas, hydropower, and renewable projects, while assessing global energy transitions and their impact on Congo and Africa.
Africa’s G20 Moment and the Johannesburg Gathering South Africa’s turn to chair the G20 in 2025 has opened an unusual diplomatic channel for the continent’s energy ambitions. Ahead of that …
Historic 5.5 billion-dollar deal An ambitious 5.5-billion-dollar memorandum of understanding signed in Gaborone on 6 November positions Botswana to overhaul its power system and illuminate the wider Southern African grid. …
Brazzaville hosts APPo statutory meetings 2025 Kintélé, a fast-growing suburb north of Brazzaville, briefly became Africa’s oil diplomacy capital as the African Petroleum Producers Organization staged its 25th Executive Council …
Fading Poles Stir Public Concern At dawn in Don Bosco district, a slanted concrete pole leans over iron-sheet roofs, its low-hanging wire sparkling after every drizzle. For resident Mireille Diboua, …
Parliament set to approve Congo gas code The African Energy Week in Cape Town offered Congo an influential stage. Standing before financiers on 30 September, Hydrocarbons Minister Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua …
Parliament Readies Historic Vote on Gas Code In Cape Town, during African Energy Week, Hydrocarbons Minister Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua disclosed that Congo-Brazzaville’s Parliament is slated to pass a dedicated Gas …
Mid-Life Check-up for Congo’s Flagship Dam At dawn of Congo’s rainy season, the river Léfini flows calmly beneath the vast concrete arches of the Imboulou hydroelectric dam, a flagship project …
Ministerial visit signals new era for E2C Emile Ouosso walked through the control rooms of Énergie électrique du Congo on 12 September 2025, pausing at freshly wired servers and upgraded …
Government endorses National Energy Pact Meeting in Brazzaville on 17 September, the Council of Ministers approved a draft decree that makes the National Energy Pact official law in the Republic …
Digital Launch in Brazzaville Brazzaville — Congo’s state-owned Energie du Congo (E²C) opened the doors of its brand-new digital facilities to Energy and Hydraulics Minister Émile Ouosso, offering a first …
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