With an ambitious Gas Master Plan, progressive petroleum regulation, and a united stakeholder approach, H.E. Bruno Itoua is focused on making deals, and will promote a pan-African energy transition at African Energy Week in Cape Town.
With significant barriers to entry preventing the equal participation by women in energy, African Energy Week in Cape Town aims to address these challenges by emphasizing the role that women will play in Africa’s energy future.
Oh look, it’s another heartfelt plea to help Africa.
Focused on public-private sector collaboration, alleviating boundaries, and showcasing the potential of the African continent at African Energy Week in Cape Town, the African Petroleum Producers Organization is driving Africa’s energy sector revolution.
Namibia’s leadership recognizes the Kavango Basin discovery as good news, not only for government, but for the country as a whole
Petroleum Commission CEO Egbert Faibille will drive a strong narrative on the value of market-driven policies and progressive regulation in attracting investment, increasing private sector participation, and accelerating economic growth.
As a confirmed speaker and participant at African Energy Week in Cape Town, Arnaud Breuillac will promote African exploration and production, leading a constructive discussion on the role of oil and gas in Africa’s energy future.
Leading a delegation of American businesses, independent producers, and financiers to African Energy Week in Cape Town, Ryan Zinke will drive inter-continental partnerships and investment into emerging African markets.
Through a series of high-level meetings with industry leaders and international oil companies, Leoncio Amada NZE, African Energy Chamber Executive President for the CEMAC region, is driving a strong narrative on the role of regulation and an enabling environment in accelerating investment in Equatorial Guinea.
A speaker commitment by Hon. Dale Nally will further African Energy Week’s agenda regarding the role of natural gas in the global energy transition.
Ⓒ 2025 - All Rights Are Reserved
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
