Leading experts from Royal Triangle Energy Solutions, ASAFO & CO. (U.S.), CLG and Watson Farley & Williams will offer strategic guidance on regulatory, compliance and investment frameworks for U.S. stakeholders at this year’s U.S.–Africa Energy Forum in Houston.
The initiatives aim to promote a responsible cobalt value chain and improve the management and digitization of geological data.
A wave of strategic gas policies across Africa is targeting economic growth, energy security and reduced import dependence, as the continent looks to harness its natural resources for national development.
The report examines the regulatory frameworks of 43 African nations, measuring performance and institutional strength.
African Mining Week takes place under the theme ‘From Extraction to Beneficiation: Unlocking Africa’s Mineral Wealth’ at the Cape Town International Conference Center.
This year’s U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston will highlight how the U.S. is strengthening commercial ties with Africa’s energy sector by leveraging export-ready companies, strategic investments and innovative partnerships to open new markets for American businesses and African stakeholders alike.
Mauritania became a gas-producing country in December 2024, following the start of production at the GTA field.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in emerging markets fell to $435 billion in 2023 – the lowest level since 2005 – according to the World Bank.
DRC Minister Teddy Lwamba will speak at African Mining Week 2025, highlighting the country’s efforts to power its mining sector through renewable energy and infrastructure investment.
Angola’s national oil company Sonangol signed two agreements with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) during a meeting presided over by Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources,
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Leading experts from Royal Triangle Energy Solutions, ASAFO & CO. (U.S.), CLG and Watson Farley & Williams will offer strategic guidance on regulatory, compliance and investment frameworks for U.S. stakeholders at this year’s U.S.–Africa Energy Forum in Houston.
The initiatives aim to promote a responsible cobalt value chain and improve the management and digitization of geological data.
A wave of strategic gas policies across Africa is targeting economic growth, energy security and reduced import dependence, as the continent looks to harness its natural resources for national development.
The report examines the regulatory frameworks of 43 African nations, measuring performance and institutional strength.
African Mining Week takes place under the theme ‘From Extraction to Beneficiation: Unlocking Africa’s Mineral Wealth’ at the Cape Town International Conference Center.
This year’s U.S.-Africa Energy Forum in Houston will highlight how the U.S. is strengthening commercial ties with Africa’s energy sector by leveraging export-ready companies, strategic investments and innovative partnerships to open new markets for American businesses and African stakeholders alike.
Mauritania became a gas-producing country in December 2024, following the start of production at the GTA field.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) in emerging markets fell to $435 billion in 2023 – the lowest level since 2005 – according to the World Bank.
DRC Minister Teddy Lwamba will speak at African Mining Week 2025, highlighting the country’s efforts to power its mining sector through renewable energy and infrastructure investment.
Angola’s national oil company Sonangol signed two agreements with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) during a meeting presided over by Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas Diamantino Azevedo