Payment Security Hinders Bankable Gas and Power Projects in Africa

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•FirstCap's Managing Director identified payment security as the largest barrier to bankable energy projects.
•The focus is on gas and power infrastructure projects across African countries.
•Lack of guaranteed payments discourages investors and lenders from funding these projects.

What Could Happen If...

▸African governments implement stronger payment guarantees for energy projects investment in gas and power infrastructure would increase, improving energy access and economic growth

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🌍African countries

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🏛FirstCap

People

👤Managing Director of FirstCap(Managing Director of FirstCap)

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AFRICA

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AFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Payment security remains biggest barrier to bankable gas, Power projects — FirstCap MD

The Managing Director of FirstCap stated that payment security is the main obstacle to financing gas and power projects in Africa. This issue affects the ability of developers and investors to secure funding, slowing infrastructure development in the energy sector. Reliable payment systems are crucial for attracting investment and ensuring project viability in the region.