In response to the coordinated withdrawal of international trade and project financing from Africa’s oil and gas industry, Afreximbank and APPO have signed an agreement for the creation of an African Energy Transition Bank.
Bringing together Africa’s energy players and international investors, the summit will be instrumental in enhancing private sector investment across Africa’s oil and gas sector.
Antonio Oburu Ondo, Managing Director of GEPetrol to discuss the works being done by the NOC to expand Equatorial Guinea’s oil and gas market at African Energy Week 2022.
Mozambique’s newly elected energy minister, H.E. Carlos Zacarias, will go to Cape Town to discuss Mozambique’s gas miracle as he pushes for renewed investment in the high potential gas economy.
The expansion of the production sharing contract for Block G represents a step in the right direction for Equatorial Guinea as the country moves to scale up investment and production.
During a working visit to Mozambique, the African Energy Chamber met with H.E. Carlos Zacarias, Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, about project resumption at key gas developments, improving local content and making energy poverty history by 2030.
NAMCOR’s Managing Director, Immanuel Mulunga, will be attending African Energy Week 2022 where he will promote opportunities across the entire energy value chain in Namibia
Mauritania is set to become a global energy hub with gas projects such as the GTA and the BirAllah.
At African Energy Week 2022, H.E. Tom Alweendo will once again showcase opportunities across Namibia’s energy sector while making a strong case for investment in order to kickstart Namibia’s hydrocarbon boom.
The African Energy Investment Corporation will come to African Energy Week 2022 in Cape Town to discuss investment trends within Africa’s oil and gas market.
Through a dedicated upstream forum at African Energy Week 2022, industry leaders will be able to have a real discussion on the challenges and opportunities across Africa’s upstream sector.
As the Presidential Economic Advisor for the Namibian Government and the country’s Hydrogen Commissioner, James Mnyupe will be coming to AEW 2022 in Cape Town as a keynote speaker.
The African Energy Chamber spoke with Stephen Dihwa, Executive Director, Coordination Center of the South African Power Pool, during the Namibian International Energy Conference about how Africa’s power pools are tackling energy poverty.
The DRC’s Minister of Hydrocarbons returns to African Energy Week 2022 to promote the country’s high potential oil and gas market.
African Energy Week 2022’s Hydrogen Summit will provide insight into the African continent’s hydrogen potential, outlining key projects and opportunities across high potential markets including Namibia, Niger, Senegal, South Africa and Egypt.
Investment in oil and gas projects in Angola will have a significant impact on Africa’s cumulative capital expenditure and exploration and production activities.
Rystad Energy will support the African Energy Chamber in its mandate to provide energy stakeholders with market-driven intelligence and insights that can help boost the exploitation of domestic resources to address energy poverty and fuel economic growth.
Mozambique’s gas resources have the potential to meet both regional and international gas demand, however, delays in the development of gas projects due to political instability in the southern African country continue to restrain market expansion.
The African Energy Chamber spoke with Tami Itembu, Public and Government Affairs at ExxonMobil and Production Namibia about the company’s plans in the high prospect market.
As a top African oil and gas producer, Equatorial Guinea represents a critical partner for the DRC as the country moves to expand its high potential energy sector.
At African Energy Week 2022, Niger’s SONIDEP will lead discussions around boosting investment within Africa’s oil and gas downstream sector to maximize the commercialization of hydrocarbons.
By utilizing clean coal in the short term, ramping up investment and development across other energy sectors such as gas, Africa can address energy poverty, ensure energy security while reducing carbon emissions.
A green hydrogen panel discussion during the Namibia International Energy Conference dissected the prospects of green hydrogen for driving socioeconomic growth and industrialization in Namibia.
A panel discussion hosted at the Namibia International Energy Conference explored how Africa can achieve a just energy transition while addressing energy poverty and driving economic growth.
