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On September 21, 2017 at the Columbia University Campus in Paris, FEEM and partners will co-organize a workshop to discuss first results and future outputs of the Eastern Africa Shared Gas Infrastructure Initiative. The workshop is structured in three sessions: 1. Role of gas in East Africa; 2. Strategies for gas demand development; 3. Developing regional transport infrastructure. Academic, think tank, public and private sector eminent experts and representatives will attend the event.
Eastern Africa
Shared Gas Infrastructure Initiative is a jointly research project by FEEM, KAPSARC and the Columbia University SIPA Center on Global Energy Policy. The research investigates
potential demand for natural gas in the Eastern African region based on the
development of resources. The countries analyzed include Mozambique, Tanzania,
Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Rwanda, Burundi, Ethiopia and South Africa. The study
looks at the best ways to effectively develop gas use in these countries based
on case studies and investigates potential for more localized use of natural
gas. Also the role renewable energies can play in the interaction with natural
gas will be addressed. Moreover, the project analyzes to what extent the
availability of gas supplies can trigger additional demand developments beyond
what could be achieved due to normal energy demand growth and substitution.Â