56% growth in fuel demand in Sub-Saharan Africa expected by 2040 $10 billion in potential savings by addressing identified inefficiencies across the supply corridors analysed $9 billion of investment required in pipeline infrastructure to meet current and future fuel demand across key sub-Saharan Africa supply corridors More than 750kt of annual GHG emissions could be saved from 2030 onwards through expansion of pipelines across key corridors A CITAC report commissioned by Puma Energy, a leading downstream energy company operating largely in sub-Saharan Africa, has identified bottlenecks and constraints in the liquid fuel supply chain that are impacting energy security and impeding
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