AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoGreen Aviation Fuel Study: Cameroon’s Civil Aviation Authority has kicked off a feasibility study to assess resources, production technologies, and rules needed to build a national sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry, aiming to cut air-transport emissions and help airlines meet ICAO’s CORSIA requirements, including work on regulation, certification, sustainability reporting, and life-cycle assessment. Regional Aviation Expansion: Nigeria’s state-owned Ibom Air says it has grown to a 10-aircraft fleet and is nearing five million passengers, with plans to expand from current routes to more domestic and regional services—adding Douala (Cameroon), Libreville (Gabon), and Malabo (Equatorial Guinea) as part of its 2027 roadmap. Biodiversity Discovery in Equatorial Guinea: A Canadian entomologist working on Bioko Island reports three new dung beetle species from the genus Onthophagus, using dung-baited traps, underscoring how much local biodiversity can remain hidden and why taxonomy matters for conservation. Oil Sector Branding: Uganda has named its future crude export “Pearl Sweet,” tied to its low-sulphur profile, as production ramps up and crude moves via the long East African Crude Oil Pipeline to Tanzania’s port of Tanga.
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