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June 5, 2026Marine DevelopmentOpen Access

Achieving energy security in the Gulf of Guinea: harnessing ocean energy through regional cooperation

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SMSheila Kong MukweleETErick Gankam Tambo

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Overview

Investigates marine renewable energy potential in Gulf of Guinea, highlighting transnational cooperation's importance.

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore how marine renewable energy can address energy poverty in the Gulf of Guinea through regional cooperation.
  • Comparative analysis of European marine renewable energy models, specifically the North and Baltic Seas.
  • Empirical examination of transnational collaboration among coastal states in the Gulf of Guinea.
  • Coordinated efforts can significantly enhance energy security and reduce costs.
  • Identified offshore wind, wave, tidal, and floating solar energy can be adapted to local conditions.
  • Policy recommendations are made for strengthening regional cooperation and aligning with international frameworks.

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Mukwele et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a22686b763171746d547084https://doi.org/10.1007/s44312-026-00082-9
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