Capex trends all demonstrate that investors won’t limit themselves to mature fields: Eyes are on fresh locations, fresh facilities, and fresh opportunities in Africa. African Energy Chamber’s Executive Chairman, NJ Ayuk, gives his take on oil and gas trends in this opinion piece.
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