Year: 2022

A ministerial panel discussing during African Energy Week (AEW) emphasized the need for a unified message that will be taken from AEW in Cape Town to COP27 in Cairo.

The Africa-U.S. Energy Dialogue at African Energy Week 2022 explored opportunities for American technology, capital and technical expertise to meet African demand for natural gas, renewable and power sector investments.

Following the success of the Jubilee and TEN oilfield discoveries, Ghana’s hydrocarbon industry is set to witness unprecedented growth as investors flock to the country’s high opportune market.

Day three of AEW 2022 featured a forum that addressed the role that natural gas will play in the development of local content and capacity building.

A panel discussion sponsored by DLA Piper at AEW 2022 highlighted how African energy stakeholders are increasingly incorporating ESG in business operations and how ESG is affecting industry trends.

At a dedicated panel discussion, African Energy Week 2022 examined whether or not African companies and technical staff are ready to harness the opportunities present across African hydrocarbon assets.

Sonangol has showcased itself as a reliable investment and energy sector growth partner for investors seeking to explore Angola’s massive energy sector opportunities.

In recent years, Senegal has emerged as one of the most exciting offshore plays on the African continent, with several large-scale oil and gas developments promising a new era of energy security and hydrocarbon success.

A panel discussion sponsored by Schlumberger at AEW 2022 analyzed how Africa can ensure the global energy transition is just and inclusive, while serving the continent’s energy needs and socioeconomic development goals.

An AEW 2022 panel discussion addressed Africa’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) markets and associated industrial opportunities for value creation.