African Mining Week 2025 will unite global and regional mining financiers and heavyweights with local SMEs to discuss burgeoning opportunities within the continent’s mining value chain.
Striving to facilitate access to information and opportunities for women in male-dominated sectors, Lean in Equity and Sustainability views Libya’s energy sector as a promising avenue for heightened women participation.
In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, NESR’s Chairman and CEO Sherif Foda underscored the role service providers play in supporting Libya’s goal of reaching two million barrels per day.
Godwin Armah, General Secretary of the Ghana National Association of Small-Scale Miners speaks to Energy Capital and Power about the sector’s contributions to Ghana’s mining industry and the key challenges faced by small-scale miners.
As the country works to improve the operating environment for foreign companies, Libya has already begun to see significant interest by international oil companies seeking exploration opportunities.
Speaking to Energy Capital & Power at the Libya Energy & Economic Summit, Eni’s Upstream Director Luca Vignati shared insight into the company’s project pipeline for 2025 and beyond.
The Mining Industry Association of Southern Africa views Africa’s critical minerals as a driver of the global energy transition.
Project Blue participated at Critical Minerals Africa 2024 as a key partner, contributing to a presentation and panel discussion that explored emerging trends in the African mining market.
The Minerals Council South Africa showcased emerging opportunities within the critical minerals sector during the Leaders Forum at Critical Minerals Africa 2024, with a focus on maximizing economic growth through the country’s rich mineral resources.
During a South Sudan Country Spotlight at this year’s Critical Minerals Africa 2024 summit, Nilepet highlighted the country’s mining prospects and recent developments in the industry.
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African Mining Week 2025 will unite global and regional mining financiers and heavyweights with local SMEs to discuss burgeoning opportunities within the continent’s mining value chain.
Striving to facilitate access to information and opportunities for women in male-dominated sectors, Lean in Equity and Sustainability views Libya’s energy sector as a promising avenue for heightened women participation.
In an interview with Energy Capital & Power, NESR’s Chairman and CEO Sherif Foda underscored the role service providers play in supporting Libya’s goal of reaching two million barrels per day.
Godwin Armah, General Secretary of the Ghana National Association of Small-Scale Miners speaks to Energy Capital and Power about the sector’s contributions to Ghana’s mining industry and the key challenges faced by small-scale miners.
As the country works to improve the operating environment for foreign companies, Libya has already begun to see significant interest by international oil companies seeking exploration opportunities.
Speaking to Energy Capital & Power at the Libya Energy & Economic Summit, Eni’s Upstream Director Luca Vignati shared insight into the company’s project pipeline for 2025 and beyond.
The Mining Industry Association of Southern Africa views Africa’s critical minerals as a driver of the global energy transition.
Project Blue participated at Critical Minerals Africa 2024 as a key partner, contributing to a presentation and panel discussion that explored emerging trends in the African mining market.
The Minerals Council South Africa showcased emerging opportunities within the critical minerals sector during the Leaders Forum at Critical Minerals Africa 2024, with a focus on maximizing economic growth through the country’s rich mineral resources.
During a South Sudan Country Spotlight at this year’s Critical Minerals Africa 2024 summit, Nilepet highlighted the country’s mining prospects and recent developments in the industry.