Drawing on Afentra’s success in Angola, CEO Paul McDade will highlight strategies for optimizing mature oil assets – aligning with the Republic of Congo’s goal to revitalize production and drive sustainable growth.
The project aims to sustain production at the existing Bonga facility, with first oil for the Bonga North extension expected by 2030.
The two financial facilities will support economic development and SMEs in Africa.
Angolan President João Lourenço visited South Africa last week to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
Major developments in Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana and Mauritania drove growth and investment across the region’s oil and gas industry.
Mike Sangster, Senior Vice President Africa at TotalEnergies E&P, will showcase the company’s strategic investments and its pivotal role in advancing the Republic of Congo’s hydrocarbon sector.
QatarEnergy has acquired a 27.5% stake in Namibia’s offshore Block 2813B, partnering with Chevron and local entities to explore a 5,433 km² license area near the Venus discovery.
A number of upcoming projects in Algeria in 2025 make the country one of the most exciting oil and gas plays in Africa.
The African Energy Chamber encourages all its members and associated countries to participate in the upcoming forum, set to unite the industry, foster balanced dialogue and drive energy-focused investments.
The Libya Energy & Economic Summit 2024 takes place under the theme ‘A New Libya: Built on Energy’, from 13 – 14 January, 2024 at the Rixos Convention Centre in Tripoli.
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Drawing on Afentra’s success in Angola, CEO Paul McDade will highlight strategies for optimizing mature oil assets – aligning with the Republic of Congo’s goal to revitalize production and drive sustainable growth.
The project aims to sustain production at the existing Bonga facility, with first oil for the Bonga North extension expected by 2030.
The two financial facilities will support economic development and SMEs in Africa.
Angolan President João Lourenço visited South Africa last week to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
Major developments in Nigeria, Senegal, Ghana and Mauritania drove growth and investment across the region’s oil and gas industry.
Mike Sangster, Senior Vice President Africa at TotalEnergies E&P, will showcase the company’s strategic investments and its pivotal role in advancing the Republic of Congo’s hydrocarbon sector.
QatarEnergy has acquired a 27.5% stake in Namibia’s offshore Block 2813B, partnering with Chevron and local entities to explore a 5,433 km² license area near the Venus discovery.
A number of upcoming projects in Algeria in 2025 make the country one of the most exciting oil and gas plays in Africa.
The African Energy Chamber encourages all its members and associated countries to participate in the upcoming forum, set to unite the industry, foster balanced dialogue and drive energy-focused investments.
The Libya Energy & Economic Summit 2024 takes place under the theme ‘A New Libya: Built on Energy’, from 13 – 14 January, 2024 at the Rixos Convention Centre in Tripoli.