CLN worked with the German government (BGR) on an energy study in Cameroon and Algeria. The study focuses on assessing the status of gas flaring in the selected countries, regulations and policies that support the achievement of flare reduction in the country and options to reduce flaring in line with achieving the countries’ Nationally Determined Contribution (climate plan) objectives.
CLN worked as a consultant to the OECD, executing an energy study to review energy access in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). The study aimed to review the energy access; electricity and access to clean cooking in the SSA countries, the successes recorded thus far and also policies and regulations that will be required to support an increase in access to electricity via options of grid expansion, mini-grids and solar home system while also assessing options to enhance access to improved clean cooking in SSA countries.
CLN worked with the company in developing its gas market strategy with the objective of carrying out a gas market study to guide on the gas market available for its gas resource. The project focus on reviewing the ongoing and planned gas projects in the country, assessing the current gas market demand, gas value chain, and potential customer for the OML 24 gas.
CLN worked with the Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency (LASEPA) on an innovative project that would convert sawdust into biofuels that would replace fossil fuels in certain industrial facilities. The view is to expand the scope of the project to all sawmills in the state.
CLN worked together with CL Oslo on a GGFR/World bank project in a sub-Saharan country in Africa. The study focused on the identification of project opportunities for efficient gas utilization and the assessment of the gas market and demand issues in the electricity industry in the country.
CLN also worked with a domestic oil company on the development of a gas market study with the scope of identifying viable options for monetizing associated gas produced from its field and extension.
