Senegal''s PM challenges ''unfair'' BP gas deal, freezes
Senegal says BP-operated gas contract unfair, talks on Senegal reviewing strategic contracts Renegotiations affect oil, gas, fishing, infrastructure
Starlink's satellite internet service is now operational in Senegal, supporting the country's efforts to expand nationwide digital access. The launch contributes to Senegal's goal of extending connectivity to remote and underserved areas and con...
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Senegal says BP-operated gas contract unfair, talks on Senegal reviewing strategic contracts Renegotiations affect oil, gas, fishing, infrastructure
The Senegal Energy Access Scale-Up Project is building and rehabilitating nearly 4,000 kilometers of power lines and will bring electricity to 200,000 households, electrify 600 health clinics and 200
With a national electricity access rate of 84%, Senegal is making progress towards universal energy access, yet more than 30 % of rural communities remain disconnected from the grid.
Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye says the country will achieve nationwide satellite internet coverage by the end of 2025, a move aimed at bridging the urban-rural digital divide.
A new report states that with strong institutions and a clearly articulated vision to pursue sustainable development goals, Senegal is well-positioned to fulfil its energy transition ambitions.
This partnership could mobilise up to EUR 2.5 billion to support Senegal''s efforts to achieve universal energy access and strengthen a resilient, secure and sustainable energy system
Senegal plans free internet for one million citizens via satellite antennas, aiming for nationwide coverage, including remote areas, by 2026.
The launch of the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Fund (REEF) marked a significant moment in Senegal''s pursuit of a just and inclusive energy transition. The event, held
Le mix énergétique sénégalais a beaucoup évolué avec une forte croissance, depuis 2018, de la part des énergies renouvelables passant de 12,1% à 29,33%
There is significant support from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (€2.5 billion) for Senegal to increase its energy transition ambitions.9 Senegal confirmed its ambitions in a joint statement with
As part of a broader “New Deal,” a $5 million investment will fund the rollout of a secure, high-performance cloud environment designed to meet international standards and reinforce
Senegal is a country with abundant renewable resources. The national strategy for an “Emerging Senegal” charts a path to become a middle-income country by 2035. This report provides
To advance the JETP quickly, Senegal has identified fast-track projects with its partners and already launched them at the World Climate Conference in 2023. Germany is financing two projects via KfW
Conclusion Energy poverty underlies numerous dimensions of poverty. In Senegal, increasing access to clean modern energy is of paramount
President Diomaye Faye announced a satellite internet deal to cover Senegal by year-end. Only 3% of rural households currently have home internet access, versus 43.8% in Dakar. The project is part of
New Energy Africa Sénégal est une entreprise innovante spécialisée dans les énergies renouvelables. Grâce à son expertise technologique et à ses solutions durables, elle s''engage à transformer le
Joining the ranks of oil-producing economies, Senegal achieved first oil production at its inaugural offshore oilfield development – the Sangomar
Senegal''s progress on sustainable energy shows that countries in Africa can simultaneously expand energy access and pursue low-carbon
Senegal has launched an ambitious digital strategy called the “New Deal Technologique,” aiming to position the country as a regional and international tech hub by 2034. With a budget of CFA1105
Starlink''s satellite internet service is now operational in Senegal, supporting the country''s efforts to expand nationwide digital access. The launch contributes to Senegal''s goal of extending
Senegal struck a deal with wealthier countries on Thursday that will see it get an initial 2.5 billion euros ($2.74 billion) in finance to develop renewable energy and speed up its transition to a