Mauritania Energy

Central

The Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines is the government body responsible for establishing the conditions for the development of the country's energy resources and related projects, including:

  • Developing and implementing legislation including the Act on the Electricity Code;
  • Development, monitoring and implementation of the national policy regarding production, transport, distribution and energy efficiency; 
  • The development and exploitation of sources of new and renewable energy;
  • Politics generally, development and applicable standards and regulations;
  • Monitoring and control of crude oil refining, import, export, recovery in refinery, storage, drumming, transportation, distribution and marketing of refined hydrocarbons


The recent establishment of a National Agency for the Development of Renewable eEnergy (ANADER) illustrates the desire of the public authorities to exploit Mauritania's full potential.
 

Responsible ministries/bodies


Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines
National Agency for the Development of Renewable eEnergy (ANADER)

 

Sources

 

Ministry of Petroleum, Energy and Mines M. Weigert, La Mauritanie. Acteur-clé de la régionalisation euro-méditerranéenne, op. cit., p. 22.

Act on the Electricity Code (2001 – 19)

 

 

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