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DECARBONISING NORTH AFRICA: FRUITS TO BE REAPED
   
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Energy transition is becoming a key component of the policy agendas of several North African countries. This region is one of the most affected worldwide by climate change and ambitious projects have been already planned. However, their implementation is threatened by economic challenges (dependence on fossil fuels, the importance of the energy sector for fiscal revenues and exports). These challenges are further heightened by political instability and security issues. But energy transition also offers significant opportunities. On the domestic side, by overcoming structural limits to development (lack of diversification and unemployment). On the external side, by contributing to regional cooperation with neighboring countries. What are the prospects for energy transition in the region? How to make it work at full steam? What is the potential of this transition for regional cooperation?

   
   

From Dependence to Diversification: Algeria's Renewable Energy Potential


Michael Hochberg

The Oxford Institute for Energy Studies




   

Understanding Egypt’s Long Path to Decarbonization

Seda Duygu Sever-Mehmetoglu
Hamad Bin Khalifa University



   


Athir Nouicer

Florence School of Regulation, European University Institute

   

Morocco's Future Energy: The Path Forward

Rim Berahab
Policy Center for the New South

   

A "European Way" for North Africa's Energy Transition
 

Amine Bennis

International Legal Counsel

     

Edited by

Aldo Liga, ISPI MENA Centre

ISPI - Italian Institute for International Political Studies

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