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.
With the nation on track for first oil production by 2029, the local content policy aims to ensure that Namibia’s oil wealth benefits its citizens by integrating local businesses and workforce into the value chain.
A press conference announcing the Congo Energy & Investment Forum – set for March 2025 in Brazzaville – will take place during African Energy Week: Invest in African Energy, highlighting the Republic of Congo’s dynamic energy investment landscape.
Local governments and extractives firms in the MSGBC region are prioritizing local content development through public-private sector cooperation and integration across industries.
The inter-governmental committee working on Namibian Content is making local content development a priority, with the National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy being expeditated.
Namibia’s oil and gas sector is still looking forward to reaching the production phase — S&P Global analysts don’t anticipate Namibia’s first oil to come until 2029, and the country’s first gas-to-power project is scheduled to begin in 2027.
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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.
With the nation on track for first oil production by 2029, the local content policy aims to ensure that Namibia’s oil wealth benefits its citizens by integrating local businesses and workforce into the value chain.
A press conference announcing the Congo Energy & Investment Forum – set for March 2025 in Brazzaville – will take place during African Energy Week: Invest in African Energy, highlighting the Republic of Congo’s dynamic energy investment landscape.
Local governments and extractives firms in the MSGBC region are prioritizing local content development through public-private sector cooperation and integration across industries.
The inter-governmental committee working on Namibian Content is making local content development a priority, with the National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy being expeditated.
Namibia’s oil and gas sector is still looking forward to reaching the production phase — S&P Global analysts don’t anticipate Namibia’s first oil to come until 2029, and the country’s first gas-to-power project is scheduled to begin in 2027.