The Gambia's energy sector is faced with serious challenges. Reliance on only petroleum for both our energy and fiscal needs is suddenly losing its appeal and sustainability. In recent times, efforts have been concentrated on birthing a vibrant agricultural sector that will ensure food security, and a new energy mix that will take the pressure off the harried oil and gas. The former has received universal ovation while the latter at best seem to be a venture of squeezing out water from stone.