The latest in a sequence of highly successful sourcebooks, The Africa Oil & Gas Sourcebook 2010 is essential for anyone interested in the African oil and gas industry – whether you are a potential investor, or just need a better understanding of the continent's energy industry.

The study offers country-by-country analysis comprising:

• Key political facts and a summary of historical developments
• An oil industry summary and key issues, such as Nigeria’s gas flaring problems
• Oil production including historical data and forecasts till 2020
• Natural gas production/consumption and percentage used in power generation
• Oil refineries and refining summary
• Oil consumption including historical data
• Oil demand growth(%), demand per capita (tonnes) and demand per unit of GDP
• Net crude oil, oil product and NGL exports
• GDP and exchange rates

Excerpts from the Source Book 

"First gas production is expected from Uganda by the end of 2011, with significant quantities of oil to follow."

"Recent discoveries in the Gulf of Guinea have served once again to attract the attention of the world’s oil companies, both big and small, as countries begin to offer new exploration opportunities."

"Political changes across the continent have served to open up acreage previously off-limits to oil exploration, while new technology is helping in the quest for oil far offshore."

"Many are beginning to believe that the recent string of deepwater, subsalt successes in Brazil could be replicated off the west coast of Africa."

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