An exclusive Deal Room at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris showcased over $10 billion in investment opportunities across 17 projects, spanning oil, gas and renewable sectors.
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.
With Africa’s energy demand projected to increase by 45-55% by 2040, the need to prioritize the development of a modern, well-regulated downstream industry becomes imperative.
The MoU will see the creation of a joint venture, with crude oil at the refinery set for domestic use.
The leading European platform for African energy investment returns to Paris on May 11–12, 2026, with a heightened focus on exploration, licensing rounds and seismic innovation, providing a critical platform for the entire energy exploration ecosystem.
Energy Capital & Power spoke with Yolanda Asumu, CEO of iCUBEFARM, about bridging talent gaps and supporting regional cooperation across Africa’s energy sector at the Congo Energy & Investment Forum last month.
Angola’s oil refining target is expected to reduce derivative imports by approximately 14% by next year.
All Bitumen Cameroon has signed an agreement with the Cameroonian government to develop an integrated bitumen production and oil refinery plant, with the government acquiring a 15% stake.
Société Ivoirienne de Raffinage is Ivory Coast’s sole operating oil refinery and produces 3.8 million tons per annum.
McKinsey & Company forecasts fuel demand to increase by 1.2 million barrels per day until the early 2030s.
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An exclusive Deal Room at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris showcased over $10 billion in investment opportunities across 17 projects, spanning oil, gas and renewable sectors.
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.
With Africa’s energy demand projected to increase by 45-55% by 2040, the need to prioritize the development of a modern, well-regulated downstream industry becomes imperative.
The MoU will see the creation of a joint venture, with crude oil at the refinery set for domestic use.
The leading European platform for African energy investment returns to Paris on May 11–12, 2026, with a heightened focus on exploration, licensing rounds and seismic innovation, providing a critical platform for the entire energy exploration ecosystem.
Energy Capital & Power spoke with Yolanda Asumu, CEO of iCUBEFARM, about bridging talent gaps and supporting regional cooperation across Africa’s energy sector at the Congo Energy & Investment Forum last month.
Angola’s oil refining target is expected to reduce derivative imports by approximately 14% by next year.
All Bitumen Cameroon has signed an agreement with the Cameroonian government to develop an integrated bitumen production and oil refinery plant, with the government acquiring a 15% stake.
Société Ivoirienne de Raffinage is Ivory Coast’s sole operating oil refinery and produces 3.8 million tons per annum.
McKinsey & Company forecasts fuel demand to increase by 1.2 million barrels per day until the early 2030s.