14/2/11 – 60 second interview with Secretary General, Meghan Sapp, as a speaker at World Biofuels Markets, Europe’s largest biofuels conference. http://www.worldbiofuelsmarkets.com/megan_sapp.html
27/4/10 – Article highlighting benefits of bioenergy for Africa, quotes from PANGEA’s workshop on 19 March, Brussels http://www.biofuels-news.com/content_item_details.php?item_id=306
31/3/10 - Articles on PANGEA’s “Food vs. Fuel” presentation to Members of the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly (JPA) in Tenerife, Spain
http://www.acp.int/en/jpa/spain2010/jpa_learn_bioful.html
http://www.afrotrade.net/business_news/east_africa_food_busines_news.html
Meghan Sapp, Secretary General of Partners for Euro-African Green Energy (PANGEA) said the oil price spike in 2007/08 were a result of many factors, such as bad cereal crops in Australia, Canada and elsewhere due to drought, underinvestment in agriculture for decades, increased demand for protein in Asia, and Latin America as well as increased demand for cereals in Africa. “When oil prices went up, so did the prices of fertilizer, tractor diesel and transportation.Yet when oil prices came down, the high prices for food commodities—which at the time were blamed on biofuels—also came down. The foodstuff whose price had increased the most was rice, which is not used anywhere as a feedstock for biofuel,” said Sapp.
9/2/10 – The Secretary General of PANGEA (Partners for Euro-African Green Energy), Meghan Sapp, and the Managing Director of Hydrous Ethanol, Ir. Hans Keuken held a discussion with the University of Nairobi, School of Engineering to discuss how the Kenya premier institution of learning will enhance the harnessing of ethanol in Kenya.
http://robertonsare.blogspot.com/2010/02/kenya-gearing-to-exploit-ethanol.html
Meghan Sapp, PANGEA’s Secretary General, was one of 50 women from around the world profiled in the book Hot, Rich and Green looking at secrets to success while making a positive impact on the environment.
01/10 – Interview & video with PANGEA Secretary General, Meghan Sapp, after the Comment/Visions debate on “After Copenhagen – The Next Steps”
http://www.commentvisions.com/month/january/2010/event/post_interviews/53
12/09 – At the bioenergy conference in Accra, Meghan Sapp, Secretary General of Partners for Euro-African Green Energy (PANGEA), defended the use of African arable land for fuel production, pointing the finger at significant, long-term underinvestment in agriculture as a main cause of the continent’s food insecurity. That, tied with poor market access and often non-existent infrastructure, has kept Africa on its knees. Bioenergy production, she said, offered a key to help reverse this decades-long trend.
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/Jatropha,+best+of+biofuels%3F-a0215010940
10/09 – Interview & video with PANGEA Secretary General, Meghan Sapp, after the Comment/Visions debate on “The Future of Biofuels”
http://www.commentvisions.com/month/october/2009/event/post_interviews/37
7/10/09 – Partners for Euro-African Green Energy (PANGEA) Secretary General, Meghan Sapp, told Capital Business that this would not only enable them to conserve their environment but also protect themselves from the high global oil price shocks.
http://www.capitalfm.co.ke/business/Kenyabusiness/Bio-fuels-gain-acceptance-in-Kenya-3155.html
18/6/09 – AFP – New chance for Africa to turn to bioenergy: Meghan Sapp, Secretary General of a Brussels-based international green energy advocacy group Partners for Euro-African Green Energy (PANGEA) said the crisis will pressure Africa to be more innovative.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gG0yepJHuDOjII1fzNvZLb4_r23Q
4/3/09 – 60 Second Interview – Meghan Sapp, Secretary General, PANGEA and Principle, HG Consulting.eu
