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(1/3) Around the world, women still face more barriers to achieving career success than men; this is particularly evident in the oil and gas industry.
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(2/3) How are we solving this? By creating an equal opportunity environment to address the gender gap; and our efforts are paying off.
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(3/3) We're glad to be performing better than The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) average for metrics such as ‘women technical roles’ and ‘female executives.’ #WomenWithWings
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At the end of 2017, Africa’s energy consumption stood at ~ 449.5 million mtoe, up from ~ 227.25 million mtoe 25 years ago. #AOW2018 #AfricaOilWeek #OandoAtAOW2018
According to PwC’s 2016 Africa oil and gas review, energy consumption in Africa is estimated to increase by 88% over the next 20 years, while global consumption is expected to only grow by 34%.
One of the main drivers of the surge in energy comsuption in Africa is its growing population. What other factors do you think are driving this increased energy consumption? #enerygy #OandoAtAOW2018 #AOW2018
