Charne Hollands is a Deputy Editor at Energy Capital & Power. She specializes in energy and mining, with a focus on oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and international finance within emerging markets. Charne's insights and analyses have been featured in Energy Capital & Power.
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Charne Hollands primarily covers energy-related topics, focusing on press releases and private sector announcements. Based on her coverage attributes, she would likely be interested in pitches related to major developments within the energy industry, including investments, partnerships, and government initiatives in Africa.
Given her focus on press releases and private sector announcements, she may be particularly receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with key stakeholders involved in significant energy projects across Africa.
If you have expertise or access to sources with firsthand knowledge of major energy investments, developments in oil and gas exploration or renewable energy projects specifically within African countries as mentioned in her articles' titles then Charne Hollands could be a suitable contact for your pitch.
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By: Charné Hollands
Independent energy company Corcel has raised £3.6 million in strategic investment to accelerate its exploration program onshore Angola.
By: Charné Hollands
Equatorial Guinea has taken a significant step forward in its gas monetization strategy with the signing of a financing agreement for the Aseng Gas Project.
By: Charné Hollands
Angola has issued $2.5 billion in Eurobonds , attracting roughly $5.2 billion in demand in a sign that international capital markets are once again opening to African oil producers.
By: Charné Hollands
International energy company Azule Energy has sold its participating stakes in Angola's offshore Blocks 14 and 14K to private oil company Etu
By: Charné Hollands
Angola's onshore Kwanza Basin is entering a new phase of exploration, led by a growing group of independent oil and gas companies willing to take on frontier risk.
By: Charné Hollands
With African oil demand projected to reach 4.5 million barrels per day (bpd) by 2050, Africa's refining deficit has become increasingly exposed.
By: Charné Hollands
Energy major TotalEnergies has made a new hydrocarbon discovery at the Moho G structure offshore the Republic of Congo, reflecting the upside potential of the prolific Moho complex.
By: Charné Hollands
Africa's fuel supply chain is under mounting pressure as global oil and gas disruptions expose the fragility of the continent's import-dependent energy system.
By: Charné Hollands
Africa's downstream sector took a strategic step forward with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the African Petroleum
By: Charné Hollands
Angola's Kaminho deepwater project is gaining momentum, with development now approximately 50% complete and first oil from the Cameia field targeted for 2028.
