African Mining Week is where major players – from the SA-DRC Chamber of Commerce to Angola’s Sonangol to key African ministries – are converging to negotiate deals, pitch projects and redefine Africa’s mining investment narrative.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Angola and the DRC are enhancing bilateral cooperation through joint oil exploration, infrastructure projects and trade initiatives, driving regional economic growth and integration.
Africa’s leading independent operators emphasized regulatory certainty, investor incentives and operator adaptability as key to unlocking the continent’s mature and marginal assets at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.
Regional energy collaboration among hydrocarbon-producing countries is key to bridging power gaps and unlocking the full mining potential of Central and Southern Africa.
AGL participated as an exhibitor and in high-level panel discussions during the Congo Energy & Investment 2025 Summit in March.
Africa’s energy sector is set for significant growth in the coming years, leveraging both renewables and hydrocarbons to meet regional and global energy demands.
Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2025 will explore the emerging opportunities across the country’s frontier hydrocarbon basins, including Namibe, Etosha-Okavango and Kassanje.
In an interview with ECP, Country Manager of PROMAR Congo, Sébastien Bordonado, shared insights on fleet management strategies, adherence to international safety standards, and initiatives for local skills development within the Congolese maritime sector.
SLB participated in the Congo Energy & Investment Forum as an exhibitor and panelist, showcasing its technologies and commitment to advancing Congo’s energy sector through innovation.
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African Mining Week is where major players – from the SA-DRC Chamber of Commerce to Angola’s Sonangol to key African ministries – are converging to negotiate deals, pitch projects and redefine Africa’s mining investment narrative.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Angola and the DRC are enhancing bilateral cooperation through joint oil exploration, infrastructure projects and trade initiatives, driving regional economic growth and integration.
Africa’s leading independent operators emphasized regulatory certainty, investor incentives and operator adaptability as key to unlocking the continent’s mature and marginal assets at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.
Regional energy collaboration among hydrocarbon-producing countries is key to bridging power gaps and unlocking the full mining potential of Central and Southern Africa.
AGL participated as an exhibitor and in high-level panel discussions during the Congo Energy & Investment 2025 Summit in March.
Africa’s energy sector is set for significant growth in the coming years, leveraging both renewables and hydrocarbons to meet regional and global energy demands.
Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2025 will explore the emerging opportunities across the country’s frontier hydrocarbon basins, including Namibe, Etosha-Okavango and Kassanje.
In an interview with ECP, Country Manager of PROMAR Congo, Sébastien Bordonado, shared insights on fleet management strategies, adherence to international safety standards, and initiatives for local skills development within the Congolese maritime sector.
SLB participated in the Congo Energy & Investment Forum as an exhibitor and panelist, showcasing its technologies and commitment to advancing Congo’s energy sector through innovation.