Angola and South Korea Deepen Energy Partnership to Boost Power Sector Investment

Angola and South Korea Strengthen Electricity Sector Cooperation to Accelerate Energy Infrastructure Investment Angola and South Korea have reinforced their cooperation in the electricity sector, paving the way for increased investment, technology transfer, and the development of critical energy infrastructure aimed at expanding access to reliable power across the country. The enhanced partnership reflects Angola’s ongoing efforts to modernize its power industry and attract international investment to support economic growth and industrial development. By leveraging

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Angola Calls for Stronger Natural Gas Cooperation and Sustainable Resource Development

Diamantino Azevedo Urges Greater Natural Gas Cooperation to Drive Sustainable Growth Across Producing Nations Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, has called for the sustainable development of natural gas resources and deeper cooperation among producing countries, emphasizing the fuel’s growing importance in supporting economic growth, industrialization, and the global energy transition. Speaking on the future of the gas sector, Azevedo highlighted the need for producers to work more closely together to

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Angola Generates $8.33 Billion from Oil Exports in Third Quarter

Angola’s Oil Export Revenue Reaches $8.33 Billion in Q3 as Energy Sector Remains Economic Backbone Angola earned approximately $8.33 billion from crude oil exports during the third quarter, underscoring the continued significance of the petroleum industry as the country’s primary source of foreign exchange earnings and government revenue. The performance reflects Angola’s sustained position as one of Africa’s leading oil producers, with crude exports continuing to drive economic activity despite global market fluctuations and ongoing

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Tanzania Signals Interest in Angola’s Lobito Refinery Project

Tanzania Eyes Partnership in Angola’s Lobito Refinery as Regional Energy Cooperation Gains Momentum Tanzania has expressed its willingness to partner with Angola on the development of the proposed Lobito Refinery, a strategic project aimed at strengthening fuel security, reducing import dependence, and expanding refining capacity in Southern Africa. The potential collaboration highlights growing energy cooperation between African nations as governments seek to maximize the value of their natural resources and improve regional energy resilience. Tanzania’s

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Tanzania Strikes Major Natural Gas Discovery as Energy Ambitions Gain Momentum

Tanzania Discovers 223 Bcf of Natural Gas at Mnazi Bay, Strengthening Energy Security and LNG Ambitions Tanzania has announced the discovery of an estimated 223 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas at the Mnazi Bay field in the Mtwara region, marking the country’s first significant gas discovery in more than a decade. The discovery was made at the Kasa-1X ST2 exploration well and is expected to bolster Tanzania’s energy security while supporting industrial growth

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Angola Approves New Mining Projects as Government Updates Concession Portfolio

Angola Extends Mining Rights, Revokes De Beers Prospecting Licence and Approves New Iron Ore Investment Contract Angola has introduced a series of measures aimed at strengthening the management of its mining sector, including the extension of existing mining rights, the revocation of a diamond prospecting licence and the approval of new mining concessions and investment contracts. The decisions form part of the government’s broader efforts to improve oversight of the country’s mineral resources and support

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TotalEnergies Completes $800 Million Divestment of Nigerian Oil Assets While Retaining Key Gas Interests

TotalEnergies Finalizes $800M Sale of 10% Stake in Nigerian Joint Venture, Maintains Strategic Gas Portfolio TotalEnergies has completed the sale of its 10% non-operated interest in the Renaissance Joint Venture (JV) in Nigeria to Vaaris in a transaction valued at $800 million, marking another significant step in the company’s portfolio optimization strategy. The deal highlights the growing shift among international energy companies toward concentrating investments on high-value and lower-emission energy assets. The divestment covers TotalEnergies’

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XRG Explores Strategic Entry into Libya Through Potential Stake in Eni’s Energy Assets

XRG in Early Talks to Acquire Stake in Eni’s Libya Oil and Gas Business as North Africa Expansion Accelerates Abu Dhabi-based energy investment company XRG is reportedly exploring the acquisition of a stake in Eni’s oil and gas operations in Libya, marking a potential strategic expansion into one of North Africa’s most significant hydrocarbon markets. The discussions, first reported by Reuters, remain in the early stages and there is no certainty that a transaction will

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Angola’s Mature Oil Fields Draw $10 Billion Investment as Reforms Revitalize Upstream Sector

Angola Attracts $10 Billion in Oil and Gas Investment Through Fiscal Reforms and Mature Field Development Angola is experiencing a resurgence in upstream oil and gas investment, with an estimated $10 billion being directed toward the development and optimization of mature oil fields. The renewed investor confidence comes as the country implements a series of fiscal reforms aimed at extending the productive life of aging assets, improving project economics, and maintaining its position as one

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Nigeria’s $300 Million DRE Fund Falls Far Short of Off-Grid Power Needs

Nigeria’s $300 Million Renewable Energy Fund Covers Just 2% of Off-Grid Electrification Requirement Nigeria’s ambitious efforts to expand electricity access through decentralized renewable energy (DRE) solutions have received a significant boost with the establishment of a US$300 million fund. However, industry experts warn that the financing package addresses only a small fraction of the investment required to bring power to millions of Nigerians who remain disconnected from the national grid. According to energy sector stakeholders,

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