Abstract
Africa' s poverty and economic stagnation is regarded as one of the greatest
tragedies of our time. Developing energy infrastructure on the continent is
one of the key growth strategies identified for Africa since consistent power
supply is an instrumental tool to attract much needed foreign direct
investments. Equatorial Guinea, Ivory Coast, and Senegal, countries endowed
with vast potential in hydro power and gas, are tipped to become key
participants within the electricity market in their respective economic blocs.
This Frost & Sullivan research service focussed on the total power industry in
Equatorial Guinea, Ivory Coast, and Senegal.
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