
Oceaneering Supports Angolan Oil Growth, Joins AOG 2025 as Silver Sponsor
The company has a strong record of delivering innovative solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry in Angola.

The company has a strong record of delivering innovative solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry in Angola.

Targeting enhanced fuel security, Angola is rolling out an ambitious downstream development strategy.

The licenses comprise the Jubilee and TEN oilfields.

The investment will fund 32 oil and gas projects focused on boosting oil output, expanding domestic gas supply and strengthening export capacity.

The company is undertaking an ambitious drilling and production plan in 2025, aligning with Angola’s goal of sustaining crude production above one million barrels per day.

This drilling campaign is intended to maintain output from the Sankofa field and strengthen Ghana’s domestic energy supply.

Libya has begun to accelerate oil sector modernization through digitalization, AI and remote monitoring, with the upcoming Libya Energy & Economic Summit set to spotlight technical innovation and growth.

Spearheaded by APPO and the African Export-Import Bank, the Africa Energy Bank will have an initial capital of $5 billion, supporting upcoming oil, gas and energy projects across the continent.

Etu Energias will serve as operator with a 67.5% stake, while Sonangol holds 20% and Gesprocon 12.5%.

Kristian Johansen, CEO of TGS, will join the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston this August, as the company continues to support upstream investment and energy transition efforts across the African continent through data-driven exploration strategies.
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The company has a strong record of delivering innovative solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry in Angola.

Targeting enhanced fuel security, Angola is rolling out an ambitious downstream development strategy.

The licenses comprise the Jubilee and TEN oilfields.

The investment will fund 32 oil and gas projects focused on boosting oil output, expanding domestic gas supply and strengthening export capacity.

The company is undertaking an ambitious drilling and production plan in 2025, aligning with Angola’s goal of sustaining crude production above one million barrels per day.

This drilling campaign is intended to maintain output from the Sankofa field and strengthen Ghana’s domestic energy supply.

Libya has begun to accelerate oil sector modernization through digitalization, AI and remote monitoring, with the upcoming Libya Energy & Economic Summit set to spotlight technical innovation and growth.

Spearheaded by APPO and the African Export-Import Bank, the Africa Energy Bank will have an initial capital of $5 billion, supporting upcoming oil, gas and energy projects across the continent.

Etu Energias will serve as operator with a 67.5% stake, while Sonangol holds 20% and Gesprocon 12.5%.

Kristian Johansen, CEO of TGS, will join the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston this August, as the company continues to support upstream investment and energy transition efforts across the African continent through data-driven exploration strategies.
