Entries by Tanzania Petroleum

Why Tanzania’s LNG Projects Are the Hidden Crown Jewel of Africa’s Energy Future

In the world of energy, Tanzania’s Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) projects are like a brilliant star hiding in plain sight. While the global stage is captivated by energy giants and flashy headlines from West Africa and Mozambique, Tanzania is quietly building something transformational—a strategy that is poised to change not only its economy but the […]

LNG Project in Tanzania: Why Everyone’s Overlooking The Real Opportunity

LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) in Tanzania isn’t just a buzzword. It’s a game-changing opportunity that too many people aren’t seeing. But if you understand the landscape, the stakes, and the underrated potential, you’ll realize why LNG is the future of Tanzania’s energy sector. Let’s get one thing straight: Tanzania is poised to be the next […]

How Africa Can Win the Energy Race: Dr. Dapo Ayoola Breaks It Down.

As Africa’s energy sector evolves, challenges in workforce development, investment dynamics, and renewable energy adoption take center stage. Dr. Dapo Ayoola, Group Managing Consultant at Zenith Professional Training and CEO of the Sub-Saharan Upstream Oil and Gas Summit and Exhibition, shared his thoughts in an exclusive interview with Tanzania Petroleum.  Building Competence in Africa’s Energy […]

Nigeria’s CNG Market Set for $10 Billion Growth: Opportunities and Challenges for Investors

Nigeria’s compressed natural gas (CNG) market is expanding, perhaps boosting the local economy, lowering pollution, and creating jobs: The business sector and its networks is expected to grow rapidly over the next ten years, with industry experts projecting its value to reach $10 billion. The country’s vast natural gas reserves of 208.83  trillion cubic feet […]

The $30 Billion Opportunity No One Is Talking About

Sub-Saharan Africa’s energy market is projected to be worth over $30 billion by 2030. In Tanzania alone, the government is heavily investing in LNG projects, rural electrification, and renewable energy initiatives to meet growing demand. But here’s what most people miss: Demand Is Localized: Rural areas are desperate for fuel access, while urban centers are […]