Improved seismic data, rising independent players and overlooked basins are driving Africa’s next exploration boom – according to industry leaders at the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston.
With stable NOC operations, high-potential geology, evolving legal structures and a growing signal from the U.S. private sector, Libya is edging toward a new chapter of energy sector growth.
Winners will be recognized during the prestigious AOG 2025 Gala Dinner and Awards ceremony.
The Independent Transmission Projects will enable private investment in high-voltage transmission infrastructure in South Africa.
Enpower Trading will source electricity from across the region to stabilize the South African grid.
A road transport agreement will lift border restrictions, end cargo transfer practices and facilitate cross-border movement of people and goods.
With 3.5 LNG cargoes exported in Q2 2025, Senegal enters the global market while advancing plans for domestic gas use.
Mauritania is transitioning to fully private power generation, leveraging natural gas and renewables to expand electricity access, drive industrialization and attract investment.
Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) will once again host a dedicated technical pre-conference, providing in-depth insights into critical aspects of Angola’s energy landscape.
Technical and financial studies are underway, with construction set to begin by late 2025.
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Improved seismic data, rising independent players and overlooked basins are driving Africa’s next exploration boom – according to industry leaders at the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston.
With stable NOC operations, high-potential geology, evolving legal structures and a growing signal from the U.S. private sector, Libya is edging toward a new chapter of energy sector growth.
Winners will be recognized during the prestigious AOG 2025 Gala Dinner and Awards ceremony.
The Independent Transmission Projects will enable private investment in high-voltage transmission infrastructure in South Africa.
Enpower Trading will source electricity from across the region to stabilize the South African grid.
A road transport agreement will lift border restrictions, end cargo transfer practices and facilitate cross-border movement of people and goods.
With 3.5 LNG cargoes exported in Q2 2025, Senegal enters the global market while advancing plans for domestic gas use.
Mauritania is transitioning to fully private power generation, leveraging natural gas and renewables to expand electricity access, drive industrialization and attract investment.
Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) will once again host a dedicated technical pre-conference, providing in-depth insights into critical aspects of Angola’s energy landscape.
Technical and financial studies are underway, with construction set to begin by late 2025.