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Africa’s oil and gas industry will invigorate African economies and create opportunities in 2023. Ambitious plans for natural gas production, economic diversification, and job creation, particularly for women and young people, were outlined during African Energy Week. The EU’s increased funding to counter insurgency efforts in Mozambique highlights Europe’s interest in a stable, energy-producing Africa. Despite the Ukraine-Russia conflict, African oil production remains steady. Nigeria and Libya have successfully tackled setbacks internally, attracting interest from European companies. Africa’s natural gas output shows resilience, with nations increasing exports to Europe. Major gas projects are set for production by 2030, promising a bright future.

Savannah Energy has announced its agreement to purchase producing oil fields in South Sudan, a deal which follows the company’s 9th of December announcement of its procurement of ExxonMobil’s upstream and downstream portfolio in Chad and Cameroon.

Savannah Energy a annoncé la finalisation de son acquisition du portefeuille d’actifs en amont et en aval d’ExxonMobil au Tchad et au Cameroun.

Savannah Energy has announced the completion of its acquisition of ExxonMobil’s upstream and downstream asset portfolio in Chad and Cameroon.

Les présidents américain et africain doivent s’attaquer à la pauvreté énergétique et à une transition juste

U.S. and African Presidents must address energy poverty and a Just Transition By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber We are confident that, like

Lorsque le président de l’Union africaine, Macky Sall, s’est adressé à l’Assemblée générale des Nations unies en septembre dernier, il n’a pas hésité à défendre son continent. L’essentiel de son message ? Il n’y a absolument aucune excuse pour ne pas assurer une représentation africaine cohérente dans les principaux organes décisionnels du monde.

When African Union Chairman Macky Sall addressed the United Nations General Assembly last September, he wasn’t shy about speaking up for his continent. The gist of his message? There is absolutely no excuse for failing to ensure consistent African representation in the world’s key decision-making bodies.

With German Economy Minister Robert Habeck seeking Namibia and South Africa to help Germany ensure energy security, the African Energy Chamber believes natural gas is the ideal resource that will also drive socioeconomic development and enable green hydrogen market expansion in Africa.

Le ministre des Mines et des Hydrocarbures de la Guinée équatoriale, S.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, prendra la présidence de l’OPEP pour 2023.