German-African Energy deals will set the stage for collaboration
German-African Energy deals will set the stage for better collaboration between the private sector and governments.
March 4, 2019
German-African Energy deals will set the stage for better collaboration between the private sector and governments.
The African Energy Chamber hopes to see continuation of reforms to boost investment.
The AEC welcomes the recent gas condensate discovery by Total off the southern coast of South Africa.
The African Energy Chamber has entered into a technical assistance cooperation agreement with the Ministry of Petroleum of the Republic of South Sudan to strengthen the country’s capacity to manage its hydrocarbons sector and wealth.
After a year of rebound and recovery, Africa’s old and new hydrocarbons markets have an opportunity to further entrench the continent’s position as the world’s hottest oil and gas frontier in 2019.
The African Energy Chamber welcomes the improvement of Equatorial Guinea’s business environment via the establishment of a one-stop shop for setting up businesses in the country.
The African Energy Chamber proudly endorses the Nigeria International Petroleum Summit (NIPS), to be held in Abuja.
The African Energy Chamber urges the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and other key global oil producers, including Russia, to continue with the historic production cuts at the December 6, 2018 OPEC meeting to stabilize the oil price.
The African Energy Chamber is encouraged by the progress made in South Sudan’s oil sector after the peace agreement.
The direct total foreign investment expected in Equatorial Guinea for 2019 is over USD $2.4 billion, with 11 new wells expected to be drilled during the year.
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