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Traveling again, like they did in their pre-pandemic environment. but recall, arthel, oils right no where we were in 2018. but gas prices are higher than that. so i think actually we have to look at why that correlation has kind of gone out of whack as well. arthel: also we have to look at what he opec is doing. you cant have, because demand is up, people are travelinging like you said, you cant have companies gouging the price of petro. >> ive always been a supporter of what i call an all-in en...

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

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Sub-Saharan Africa has an electricity problem. While the world as a whole has made great strides when it comes to providing access to electricity (the world average is now 90 per cent with access, up from 83 per cent in 2010), southern and western African

Sub-Saharan Africa has an electricity problem – how can governments fix it?

Sub-Saharan Africa has an electricity problem – how can governments fix it?

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