This analysis explores the implications of 28 oil, gas and mining assessments carried out in 18 countries. It covers anticorruption, energy transition, state-owned enterprises, implementation shortfalls and more.

As of late 2021, Senegal is on the cusp of becoming a significant oil and gas producer. The revenues that it can expect to mobilize present it with an important opportunity to speed the country’s development.

Reactions to emissions agreements reached at COP26 earlier this month were decidedly mixed. But one theme that emerged clearly from the dialogue surrounding the negotiations was the need for a just and equitable energy transition.