Nigeria
Shell moves into African renewables with Daystar Power

To kick-start its move into renewable energies in Africa, the British-Dutch major has bought Daystar Power, a solar power producer founded by two German entrepreneurs. [...]

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Agence Francaise de Developpement
Bain & Co
Christian Wessels
Cummins
Daystar Power
Investment Fund for Developing Countries
Jasper Graf von Hardenberg
London School of Economics
Morgan
Olaedo Osoka
Omowumi Olugbami
Persistent Energy
Proparco
Shell
Stanley
Stoa Infra & Energy
subsidiary Shell Petroleum Development Co
Sunray Ventures
Verod Capital

Nigeria
Nigerian billionaire Elumelu teams up with Tullow Oil and Gran Tierra in hope for Shell success

The recent sale of the Shell Petroleum Development Co in 2021 is whetting the appetite of many international and national investors. To maximise his chances of obtaining the Anglo-Dutch major's onshore assets, businessman Tony Elumelu is putting together a formidable consortium.

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Africa, France
French government investment fund Stoa Infra & Energy set for a new boss

Charles-Henri Malécot is about to hand over the reins of Stoa Infra & Energy to Marie-Laure Mazaud, the current deputy managing director. The fund's future management, which devotes 50% of its activity to the financing of infrastructure projects in Africa, will have to discuss with its shareholders the terms of the next round of financing.

Subscribers only Infrastructure, Business 22.10.2021

Charles-Henri Malécot and the current deputy MD of Stoa Infra & Energy, Marie-Laure Mazaud.

Tunisia
TAV Airports escapes financial collapse but heads into political turmoil

Turkey's TAV Airports, which has the operating concession for the Enfidha and Monastir airports, has had several hundred million euros worth of debt cancelled by international institutions and Tunisia but now faces scrutiny by Tunisian deputies.

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Enfidha airport seen from the sky, in 2012.

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Christian Wessels
Cummins
Daystar Power
Investment Fund for Developing Countries
Jasper Graf von Hardenberg
London School of Economics
Morgan
Olaedo Osoka
Omowumi Olugbami
Persistent Energy
Proparco
Shell
Stanley
Stoa Infra & Energy
subsidiary Shell Petroleum Development Co
Sunray Ventures
Verod Capital

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