Energy
General Overview
Mauritania is positioning itself as a key player in the energy sector, thanks to its potential in natural gas and renewable energies (solar, wind).
The country is also investing in green hydrogen projects to take part in the global energy transition. Mauritania has two major gas basins: Taoudéni (onshore) and the Offshore Coastal Basin, where the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA), shared with Senegal, is ready for production.
The country has undertaken significant sector reforms to liberalize electricity and has adopted the world’s first Green Hydrogen Code, providing an attractive framework for investors.
The country is also investing in green hydrogen projects to take part in the global energy transition. Mauritania has two major gas basins: Taoudéni (onshore) and the Offshore Coastal Basin, where the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA), shared with Senegal, is ready for production.
The country has undertaken significant sector reforms to liberalize electricity and has adopted the world’s first Green Hydrogen Code, providing an attractive framework for investors.
100+ TCF
11
30 blocks
2300 kWh/m2
9m/s
20,1 tons/ year
Sector opportunties
Oil & Gas exploration and production
Logistics and services for the energy sector
Infrastructure: Storage, Transmission and Distribution
Power generation (IPP): Gas-to-power, solar and wind energy
Electricity distribution and marketing
Green hydrogen: Production and export
Incentives and Guarantees
Governed by its dedicated Hydrocarbons and Green Hydrogen frameworks, Mauritania ensures a transparent, secure, and investment-friendly environment for energy projects. In addition, the Investment Code actively encourages investment in renewable energy, offering attractive incentives and conditions to develop sustainable power solutions for the country’s future.
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