All of sub-Saharan Africa could triple its electricity use overnight using only natural gas and still account for only a 1% increase in global emissions, so low is its starting point. It is hardly fair for the rest of the world to tell Africa to hold itself back for the “common good” while they continue to belch out 96% of the problem, NJ Ayuk, Chairman of the Africa Energy Chamber writes. As the hottest year ever recorded draws to a close, climate change is passing from theory to reality and gaining ever-increasing urgency in decision making rooms around the world.…