Independent oil and gas company, Perenco, has undertaken an ambitious gas agenda in Africa, an agenda which is set to help make energy poverty history by 2030.
ExxonMobil’s Bavuca South-1 exploration well discovery is set to create an influx of new investment across Angola’s upstream market as regional and global explorers alike flock to the high potential market in hopes of mirroring upstream success.
Following on from discussions held during COP27 in Egypt, a suite of regional energy ministers will be coming to Angola Oil & Gas 2022 to discuss national energy developments, the need to ramp up financing and the role regional cooperation plays in Africa’s energy future.
The African Energy Chamber congratulates UTM Offshore and its project and investment partners for signing the Front-End Engineering Design contract for Nigeria’s first FLNG facility.
Representing the biggest oil and gas event to take place in Africa post-COP27, Angola Oil & Gas 2022 reaffirms that there has never been a more pressing time to invest in Angolan oil and gas.
A kettle boiled twice a day by the rich and luxurious family of radical leftist group Extinction Rebellion’s Chloé Farand in the France, uses five times as much electricity as an entire Malian family uses per year.
UTM Offshore to fast-track Nigeria’s gas development and unlock massive reserves for exploitation in the form of LNG into Africa, Europe and Asia for energy security, industrialization and clean cooking.
While the consensus opinion of the western elites may be that oil and gas is a dirty, outdated technology staggering on its last legs, the African Energy Chamber remains grounded in reality.
Vilifying fossil fuels seems to come easily to many people these days. That includes UN Secretary General António Guterres, who recently associated them with war, pollution, and climate catastrophe. The only true path toward peace in the 21st century, he said, is an accelerated renewables-based energy transition, and African gas exploration be damned in the process. In fact, he claimed that exploring for gas and oil anywhere in the world is “delusional.”
When Africans look at the green agenda from Western countries, they see something written by extreme forces that do not factor our concerns especially around natural gas and energy poverty.
The African Energy Chamber (AEC), is proud to announce the release of the AEC Q1 2022 Outlook, “The State of African Energy” – a comprehensive report analyzing the trends shaping both the global and African oil and gas market in 2022
