Thierno Seydou LY, Director General for Senegalese national oil company (NOC), Petrosen, will participate at the 2023 edition of the MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power conference and exhibition as a keynote speaker. During the event, Seydou will share the NOCs action plan for the upstream sector following the milestone of first oil and gas production, expected late 2023, as well as insight into progress made regarding local content, gas-to-power and other investment opportunities across the Senegalese
At a time when the country is facing a significant energy crisis, the report provides a consolidated overview of the electricity market from consumption to generation to financing The African Energy Chamber (AEC) serving as the voice of the African energy sector – has officially launched its South Africa-focused market report, providing a comprehensive overview of the state of play of the country’s energy sector. Serving to guide investors and project developers interested in South
Since the first edition of Angola Oil & Gas in 2019, the conference and exhibition has hit several milestones Representing the country’s premier event for the oil and gas sector, the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) conference and exhibition has celebrated several major milestones since the first edition took place in 2019. Organized by Energy Capital & Power (ECP), AOG serves as the official meeting place for Angola’s energy sector. The event has kickstarted a new
AOG 2022 International Conference Director Miguel Artacho shares insight into the outcomes of the 2022 conference, what delegates can expect from this year’s edition and why Angola represents the destination of choice for investors in 2023 and beyond The Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) conference and exhibition represents the country’s premier event for the oil and gas industry. International Conference Director for the 2022 edition of the conference, Miguel Artacho, provides insight into AOG 2022, what
The African Energy Chamber (AEC), the voice of Africa’s energy sector, has announced that Egbert Faibille, CEO of the Petroleum Commission of Ghana, will speak at the Invest in African Energy Reception in Dubai on March 30, an event hosted with the aim of providing investors from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) an opportunity to connect with African executives and explore new partnership possibilities. Faibille will accompany Hon. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, Ghana’s Minister of Energy,
Following a series of successful project developments in Mozambique and Senegal, the French-based engineering and technology company is reaffirming its commitment to Africa’s energy future with a myriad of developments in Namibia French-based engineering and technology company Technip Energies has emerged as the partner of choice for African oil and gas producers, with the company deploying its state-of-the-art technology and developing a series of large-scale projects across the African continent. To date, the company has
As a pioneer in the development of FLNG solutions, Technip Energies is not only consolidating its position as a global LNG service company but is positioning Mozambique as a competitive gas economy With over 100 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of proven natural gas reserves, Mozambique has quickly emerged as one of the most attractive gas plays worldwide, with three large-scale project developments placing the country on a positive trajectory towards long-term economic growth. While offshore
The African Energy Chamber is countering yet another argument in the onslaught of calls for Africa to give up oil and gas production. This time, it’s the idea that oil and gas projects in our continent are worse for the climate than those in other regions of the world. The argument was a major point in a June 2022 article by global management consulting firm McKinsey. In “The future of African oil and gas: Positioning
Global oil supply will far exceed demand for at least the first half of the year, says the International Energy Agency (IEA). In the monthly report on the oil market published this Today 15th March, the IEA recognizes that in the second half of the year the increase in consumption will be a challenge, especially due to the uncertainty about Russian oil, and points out that world demand will accelerate as the year progresses, with
Angola has registered a “certain stabilization” in oil production since 2021, the result of actions and agreements that it has been establishing in this field, “it has all the instruments to exonerate the decline” and does not fear “negative” international projections, he said this yesterday 14th March, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG), Paulino Jerónimo. “There is indeed this international concern about the decline in
