The Mozambican Gas Promise and Why It Epitomizes the African Dream
In what seemed like the blink of an eye, Mozambique’s known natural gas reserves spiked, writes NJ Ayuk.
March 3, 2020
In what seemed like the blink of an eye, Mozambique’s known natural gas reserves spiked, writes NJ Ayuk.
Pressure is building to phase out fossil fuels in Africa to fight climate change, writes NJ Ayuk.
The liquefaction and export terminal located on Bioko Island celebrated the loading of its 700th LNG cargo.
The Chamber is determined to encourage further participation of U.S. companies in Africa’s energy industry.
Currently promoting its sedimentary basin through its 12th Licensing Round which offers no less than 35 oil & gas blocks to bidders.
Africa holds 7% of the world’s proven crude oil and natural gas reserves and remains largely under-explored, writes NJ Ayuk.
As Senegal’s first oil and gas projects are under-development and first production is expected within two years, the African Energy Chamber conducted this week a working visit in Dakar to promote investment into the country and support local content development and capacity building.
It was a well-attended event that was hosted by Shell Nigeria and saw deserving Oil and Gas Companies announced as winners in various categories.
The Welcome Cocktail Reception / Ice Breaker of the Nigeria International Petroleum Summit held today at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja. The Honourable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Timipre Marlin Sylva in his welcome speech, urged the delegates to see the Conference as an opportunity to properly understand Nigeria’s petroleum and energy environment as it promises to be a greater frontier for Africa’s economy with the abounding opportunities.
Three years after the Federal Executive Council of Nigeria took the final decision to approve the Nigeria International Petroleum Summit (NIPS), an African Petroleum Technology and Business Conference, the third edition of the event is set to hold in its capital city, Abuja from 9 – 12 February 2020. The event, which is highly touted to be the official government-endorsed event has been designed to be the rendez-vous for Nigeria and indeed, Africa’s oil and gas sector where principal decision-makers from the public and private sectors exchange innovative ideas.
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