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By: Publication details: abr. 2011Description: 2 p. ; 17;44 In: Petroleum Review 65Summary: Transcripción del resumen del autor. Senegal has no indigenous energy sources, except for a small amount of natural gas production in Gadiaga, located south of the capital city Dakar. As a result, the country has to rely on oil imports to meet its ever increasing demand for electricity - which averages between 9% and 10% growth year on year. Demand is forecast to continue to increase, spurred on by Senegal's rising GDP and government plans to expand the electricity network nationwide. Gordon Feller reports.
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Transcripción del resumen del autor. Senegal has no indigenous energy sources, except for a small amount of natural gas production in Gadiaga, located south of the capital city Dakar. As a result, the country has to rely on oil imports to meet its ever increasing demand for electricity - which averages between 9% and 10% growth year on year. Demand is forecast to continue to increase, spurred on by Senegal's rising GDP and government plans to expand the electricity network nationwide. Gordon Feller reports.

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