African Energy Chamber and Gazprom Co-Host International Gas Roundtable to Address Economic Development and Global Role of Gas

African Energy Chamber and Gazprom Co-Host International Gas Roundtable to Address Economic Development and Global Role of Gas

African Energy Chamber and Gazprom to Host International Gas Roundtable to Discuss Economic Development and the Role of Gas on a Global Scale

The African Energy Chamber (AEC) and Russia’s Gazprom are teaming up to organize the prestigious International Gas Roundtable, an exclusive event that focuses on the crucial role of gas in driving economic development.

Scheduled to take place on June 22, 2023, at the esteemed Leonardo Hotel in Johannesburg, the roundtable aims to bring together industry experts, government officials, business leaders, and media representatives for insightful discussions and impactful deliberations.

Africa possesses significant gas reserves, totaling 620 trillion cubic feet, making the role of gas in transforming the continent’s energy sector highly significant. With the theme “The Benefits of Natural Gas for the Population and the Economy,” this one-day event will feature engaging roundtable discussions and thought-provoking presentations by experts from Gazprom, as well as representatives from various African countries.

The objective is to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster collaboration, and promote the sustainable development of gas resources across the African continent for the benefit of local economies.

The event is expected to attract prominent energy industry professionals, government regulators, business leaders, experts, and media representatives from several African countries, including South Africa, Algeria, Angola, Ghana, Egypt, Kenya, Morocco, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tanzania, and Equatorial Guinea.

This diverse gathering of stakeholders will provide a unique platform to explore innovative strategies, share best practices, and shape the future of the gas sector in Africa.

Gas plays a pivotal role in ensuring energy security and supporting the energy transition, making it a crucial component within Africa’s energy landscape.

Several African nations, such as Algeria and Nigeria, have emerged as significant gas producers, utilizing their abundant natural gas reserves to diversify their energy mix and attract investments in infrastructure, power generation, and industrial sectors. Mozambique has also made notable strides in the gas industry with significant offshore discoveries and recent achievements in liquefied natural gas exports.

The collaboration between the African Energy Chamber and Gazprom represents a significant milestone for the gas industry in Africa. Gazprom, a renowned global energy company, brings extensive expertise in various facets of the energy sector, including exploration, production, transportation, storage, processing, and sale of gas, gas condensate, and oil.

Its involvement extends to the generation and marketing of heat and electric power. With Gazprom’s wealth of knowledge and experience, its insights and perspectives are expected to contribute immensely to the event. This collaboration not only showcases the AEC’s commitment to fostering partnerships with industry leaders but also highlights its dedication to driving sustainable development and growth in the African gas industry.

Together, the AEC and Gazprom, alongside African leaders and industry stakeholders, aim to unlock the immense potential of the gas industry in Africa, promoting economic and sustainable development while bolstering energy security.

“We are thrilled to host this event in partnership with Gazprom, as it presents a remarkable opportunity for Africa to harness the transformative power of natural gas. The importance of gas in driving economic development cannot be overstated. By leveraging the expertise of Gazprom and tapping into the collective wisdom of industry leaders, government officials, and experts, we can pave the way for a sustainable energy future that propels Africa’s growth and prosperity,” states NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the AEC.

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