
TotalEnergies’ Mike Sangster Talks Multi-Energy Strategy at IAE 2025
TotalEnergies is balancing risk, technology and long-term value in key markets across the continent.

TotalEnergies is balancing risk, technology and long-term value in key markets across the continent.

Industry leaders from Eco Atlantic, SLB and NOV called on African markets to accelerate project development and leverage global expertise to turn exploration gains into production wins at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.

Industry leaders at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris said Africa must prioritize infrastructure, local content and competitive project economics to unlock LNG development and meet rising global demand.

Government petroleum executives from the DRC, Nigeria, Namibia and Sierra Leone shared key updates on licensing rounds, exploration progress and investment strategies at IAE 2025.

The joint venture will specialize in drilling, workover and well services in the oil sector.

ExxonMobil’s investment will focus on the accelerated development of the Owowo and Erha fields, among others.

The company is currently in the final stages of securing the requisite regulatory approval for its acquisition of a 75% interest and operatorship of South Africa’s Block 1.

With one week to go, the Invest in African Energy 2025 Forum is set to spotlight Africa’s upstream licensing surge, landmark gas projects and high-level public-private engagement driving the continent’s energy future.

This offering forms part of the government’s broader strategy to harness national petroleum resources and stimulate investment across the energy sector.

The government of Tanzania is currently negotiating more favorable terms for a $42-billion LNG facility in the country.
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TotalEnergies is balancing risk, technology and long-term value in key markets across the continent.

Industry leaders from Eco Atlantic, SLB and NOV called on African markets to accelerate project development and leverage global expertise to turn exploration gains into production wins at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.

Industry leaders at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris said Africa must prioritize infrastructure, local content and competitive project economics to unlock LNG development and meet rising global demand.

Government petroleum executives from the DRC, Nigeria, Namibia and Sierra Leone shared key updates on licensing rounds, exploration progress and investment strategies at IAE 2025.

The joint venture will specialize in drilling, workover and well services in the oil sector.

ExxonMobil’s investment will focus on the accelerated development of the Owowo and Erha fields, among others.

The company is currently in the final stages of securing the requisite regulatory approval for its acquisition of a 75% interest and operatorship of South Africa’s Block 1.

With one week to go, the Invest in African Energy 2025 Forum is set to spotlight Africa’s upstream licensing surge, landmark gas projects and high-level public-private engagement driving the continent’s energy future.

This offering forms part of the government’s broader strategy to harness national petroleum resources and stimulate investment across the energy sector.

The government of Tanzania is currently negotiating more favorable terms for a $42-billion LNG facility in the country.
