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Le 6 février 2024, la compagnie pétrolière et gazière anglo-française Perenco a annoncé qu’elle avait nommé un nouveau PDG pour remplacer Benoît de la Fouchardière,

By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber. On Feb. 6, 2024, the Anglo-French oil and gas company Perenco announced that it had appointed a

Namibia’s oil and gas sector is still looking forward to reaching the production phase — S&P Global analysts don’t anticipate Namibia’s first oil to come until 2029, and the country’s first gas-to-power project is scheduled to begin in 2027.

If oil disappeared tomorrow, there would be no more jet fuel, gasoline or diesel. Internal combustion engine automobiles, buses, trucks, lorries and coaches would be stranded.

La Chambre africaine de l’énergie présente ses plus sincères condoléances à Perenco, aux familles et aux proches qui ont perdu la vie dans l’incendie qui s’est déclaré sur le projet offshore de la société au Gabon.

The African Energy Chamber extends its deepest sympathies to Perenco and the families and loved ones who lost their lives due to a fire which broke out at the firm’s offshore project in Gabon.

NJ Ayuk, the Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, offers a compelling reassessment of global energy trends, particularly focusing on the role of fossil fuels in Africa’s energy future.

At present, considering the number of promising energy projects currently under way and the numerous trade opportunities arising, from natural gas production in particular, I am compelled to emphasize the need for cross-border cooperation among all the nations and producers involved in these efforts, which will be vital if we are to achieve true prosperity throughout the continent.

Resilient in his approach to a pro-energy growth agenda, President Macky Sall has accomplished a lot and empowered the energy industry.