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The Future of Namibia and Energy

Mining and Anticipated Oil and Gas Discoveries could Catalyse Industry and Economic Development

  • 11-Feb-2013
  • Research Code: M84C-01-00-00-00
  • Region : Africa
  • SKU: EG00080-AF-MR_00575
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The energy sector in Namibia is dominated by liquid fuel usage, imported electricity and local wood fuel supplies. Namibia's economic growth potential lies in the development of its mines and the discovery of oil and gas. This research service gives a comprehensive analysis of the current energy situation in Namibia as well as the country's future potential. The research covers the drivers and restraints that will affect the growth of the energy sector and how these will impact the Namibian economy.

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Executive SummaryExecutive SummaryExecutive Summary (continued)Executive Summary (continued)Executive Summary (continued)Executive Summary (continued)Market OverviewMarket Overview—Country OverviewMarket Overview—Why is Energy a Key Sector in Namibia?Market Overview—Description of Namibia’s Energy SectorMarket Overview—Description of Namibia’s Energy Sector (continued)Market Overview—Description of Namibia’s Energy Sector (continued)Market Overview—Description of Namibia’s Energy Sector (continued)External Challenges: Drivers and Restraints—The Future of Namibia and EnergyDrivers and RestraintsDrivers ExplainedDrivers Explained (continued)Restraints ExplainedRestraints Explained (continued)Overview by Energy SourceOverview by Energy Source—Fossil FuelsOverview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Fossil Fuels (continued)Overview by Energy Source—UraniumOverview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Uranium (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy SourcesOverview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)Overview by Energy Source—Renewable Energy Sources (continued)The Future of Namibia and EnergyThe Future of Namibia and EnergyThe Future of Namibia and Energy (continued)The Future of Namibia and Energy (continued)The Future of Namibia and Energy (continued)The Future of Namibia and Energy (continued)The Future of Namibia and Energy (continued)The Last WordThe Last Word—Three Big PredictionsLegal DisclaimerAppendixMarket Engineering Methodology




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