
Perenco to Launch New Drilling Campaigns in Congo from Mid-2025
From mid-2025, Perenco Congo will operate two to three rigs continuously for at least two years to ramp up oil production to 100,000 bpd.

From mid-2025, Perenco Congo will operate two to three rigs continuously for at least two years to ramp up oil production to 100,000 bpd.

As Africa cements its role in global supply chains, strategic partnerships with the U.S., EU, China and more are driving investment in the continent’s mining sector, shaping the future of critical minerals and energy security.

By fostering synergies between its energy and mining sectors, Angola can harness shared infrastructure and collaborative investments to fuel economic growth.

In an interview with ECP, EU Ambassador to the Republic of Congo Anne Marchal explored the EU’s role in advancing key initiatives such as the Energy Friendship Loop and Oyo Renewable Energy Center.

Canadian mining firms, with over $37 billion invested in Africa, are driving exploration and production growth across the continent, with key players set to showcase investment opportunities at African Mining Week 2025.

A testament to the country’s supportive business climate, Angola’s upcoming oil and gas projects are being driven by a suite of global and regional service providers.

The upcoming African Mining Week will spotlight growing opportunities and investment potential within Tanzania’s expanding mining industry.
Nabors Industries, in partnership with Assail Drilling Company, is supporting Libya’s broader goal of reaching two million barrels per day by scaling-up its operations across the country.

Angola Oil & Gas 2025 will highlight how natural gas projects and innovative FPSO solutions are decarbonizing Angola’s oil and gas sector.

VAALCO Energy’s recent drilling contract award highlights a resurgence in Africa’s offshore oil and gas industry, a trend that will be a focal point at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris next May.
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From mid-2025, Perenco Congo will operate two to three rigs continuously for at least two years to ramp up oil production to 100,000 bpd.

As Africa cements its role in global supply chains, strategic partnerships with the U.S., EU, China and more are driving investment in the continent’s mining sector, shaping the future of critical minerals and energy security.

By fostering synergies between its energy and mining sectors, Angola can harness shared infrastructure and collaborative investments to fuel economic growth.

In an interview with ECP, EU Ambassador to the Republic of Congo Anne Marchal explored the EU’s role in advancing key initiatives such as the Energy Friendship Loop and Oyo Renewable Energy Center.

Canadian mining firms, with over $37 billion invested in Africa, are driving exploration and production growth across the continent, with key players set to showcase investment opportunities at African Mining Week 2025.

A testament to the country’s supportive business climate, Angola’s upcoming oil and gas projects are being driven by a suite of global and regional service providers.

The upcoming African Mining Week will spotlight growing opportunities and investment potential within Tanzania’s expanding mining industry.
Nabors Industries, in partnership with Assail Drilling Company, is supporting Libya’s broader goal of reaching two million barrels per day by scaling-up its operations across the country.

Angola Oil & Gas 2025 will highlight how natural gas projects and innovative FPSO solutions are decarbonizing Angola’s oil and gas sector.

VAALCO Energy’s recent drilling contract award highlights a resurgence in Africa’s offshore oil and gas industry, a trend that will be a focal point at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris next May.
