Guinea’s Energy Minister to Speak at MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power Conference

H.E. Aly Seydouba Soumah, the Minister of Energy, Hydroelectricity, and Hydrocarbons of Guinea Conakry, will deliver a speech at the MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2023 conference and exhibition in Mauritania. His presentation will focus on highlighting the opportunities available in the sector. The MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2023 Conference, set to take place in Mauritania on November 21-22, will feature the inaugural keynote address by Aly Seydouba Soumah, the Minister of Energy, Hydroelectricity,

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Angola intends to increase the value of the non-oil sector to be four times greater than the oil sector.

Angola aims to boost its non-oil sector to become four times larger than the oil sector by 2050, as announced by the Minister of State for Economic Coordination in Luanda on Friday. Manuel Nunes Júnior unveiled the “Angola Long-Term Strategy – 2050” public consultation project, inviting the public to contribute and provide input until June 15. The minister emphasized the importance of encouraging and supporting the private sector to assume a more significant role in

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Ministry Encourages Adoption of Plans to Prevent Oil Spills.

The Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum, and Gas encourages oil companies operating in the country to develop strategic measures to address oil spills. To achieve this goal, it is recommended that the regulations outlined in the National Contingency Plan for Oil Spills be adhered to in order to prevent harm to the environment. During a press statement at the conclusion of the ExxonMobil-sponsored Regional Exercise on Level Three Oil Spill Response, which was attended by

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Angolan Oil & Gas Infrastructure Sparks Investor Frenzy

Angola has become an attractive investment destination, particularly in the oil and gas infrastructure sector, enticing global and regional players to expand their presence or enter the market. The country has seen foreign capital flow into its market for some time, but recent months have witnessed heightened investment flows driven by advancements in the oil and gas infrastructure sector. Angola’s attractiveness as an investment destination is expected to further increase due to its attractive fiscal

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Angola’s Downstream Development to Drive Domestic Capacity

Angola, as the largest oil producer in Africa, faces a significant challenge with its minor downstream industry and heavy reliance on petroleum imports, which currently account for approximately 80% of its refined petroleum products. To address this issue, the Angolan government has made increasing domestic crude processing capacity a strategic priority. With vast proven oil reserves of over 8.2 billion barrels and abundant natural gas resources totaling 13.5 trillion cubic feet, Angola has the potential

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Oil accounts for 90 percent of Angola’s exports to India

Oil accounts for 90 percent of Angola’s exports to India, which is why trade, currently estimated at US$4 billion, is favorable to the African partner, according to the ambassador to that country. Pratibha Parkar made these statements, Monday 15th May, in Luanda, at the opening of the Angola – India Business Forum, held on the occasion of the visit of 17 companies affiliated to the India – Africa Chamber of Commerce, seeking greater knowledge of

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Brent for July delivery drops to $74.94

The price of a barrel of Brent oil, which serves as a reference for Angolan exports for delivery in July, ended this Thursday 11th May on the London futures market down 1.39%, to US$74.94. The price of Brent lost ground despite it being known that OPEC forecasts a growth in global oil demand of 2.3% in 2023, to a total of 101.9 million barrels per day. The industrialized countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation

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Petrobras increases sales volume to Europe to 26%

The Brazilian oil company Petrobras reduced, in 2022, oil sales to China from 56 percent of total exports to 42 percent, while increasing volumes destined for Europe, from 14 to 26 percent. According to a report on the results of the first quarter of this year, the Brazilian state-owned company reported that, over the last few years, it has been implementing a “constant search for global opportunities and development of new customers”. decisive for it

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Country has potential to respond to energy demand in the southern region

The growth of the oil and gas industry in the country has the potential to meet the growing regional demand for energy. The information is contained in a report by the African Energy Consultant. According to the document, with the country holding around 27 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 7.8 billion barrels of oil reserves, and with Sub-Saharan Africa representing one of the lowest rates of access to energy worldwide worldwide, developments in Angola’s

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Angola registers US$9.4 billion in new contracts

Angola signed, last year, five service contracts with international oil companies, which totaled US$9.4 billion, according to data from Energy Capital & Power. According to the company, a leading global investment platform focused on the African energy sector, the five highest value service contracts were signed between 2022 and the current year. The contract with the highest value (US$7.8 billion) was signed in February this year by Azule Energy, the largest independent oil and gas

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