The country’s CORAF facility has the potential to contribute towards regional petroleum demand as population growth bolsters consumption levels.
Premier Invest has presented a range of investment opportunities, totaling a minimum $1.37 billion, in Africa’s energy and oil and gas sectors at the inaugural Congo Energy & Investment Forum.
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.
The upcoming launch of a National Gas Company, new Gas Code, Gas Master Plan and 2025 licensing round has transformed the Republic of Congo into one of Africa’s top hydrocarbons investment destinations.
The company has accelerated the drilling timeframe, targeting 365 million barrels of unrisked and 32 million barrels of risked petroleum resources at the Damara Fold Belt.
The companies have signed a binding Heads of Terms agreement covering Tullow Oil’s complete asset portfolio in Gabon.
The country plans to officially open a Request for Proposals in August 2025.
Additionally, leading African energy players, companies and projects have been recognized during the 2025 African Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) in the Republic of Congo.
By leveraging the regional financial market, Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo aims to strengthen its production capacity and drive economic growth in the Republic of Congo.
Stakeholders highlighted that the future of Congo’s oil industry lies in revitalizing mature fields, a strategy that will be instrumental in reaching the country’s target of 500,000 bpd.
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The country’s CORAF facility has the potential to contribute towards regional petroleum demand as population growth bolsters consumption levels.
Premier Invest has presented a range of investment opportunities, totaling a minimum $1.37 billion, in Africa’s energy and oil and gas sectors at the inaugural Congo Energy & Investment Forum.
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.
The upcoming launch of a National Gas Company, new Gas Code, Gas Master Plan and 2025 licensing round has transformed the Republic of Congo into one of Africa’s top hydrocarbons investment destinations.
The company has accelerated the drilling timeframe, targeting 365 million barrels of unrisked and 32 million barrels of risked petroleum resources at the Damara Fold Belt.
The companies have signed a binding Heads of Terms agreement covering Tullow Oil’s complete asset portfolio in Gabon.
The country plans to officially open a Request for Proposals in August 2025.
Additionally, leading African energy players, companies and projects have been recognized during the 2025 African Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) in the Republic of Congo.
By leveraging the regional financial market, Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo aims to strengthen its production capacity and drive economic growth in the Republic of Congo.
Stakeholders highlighted that the future of Congo’s oil industry lies in revitalizing mature fields, a strategy that will be instrumental in reaching the country’s target of 500,000 bpd.