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Depuis plus d’un an, la Chambre africaine de l’énergie s’oppose à une pression croissante pour arrêter les nouveaux investissements étrangers dans l’industrie pétrolière et gazière africaine.

For more than a year, the African Energy Chamber has been pushing back against steadily building pressure to halt new foreign investments in Africa’s oil and gas industry.

I want to thank you for an amazing 2021 and let me be one of the many to wish you a happy, prosperous and healthy 2022.

Like many other national oil companies (NOCs) in Africa, Ghana National Petroleum Corp. (GNPC) has mostly served as a minority partner in upstream projects. That is, it has represented the Ghanaian government’s interests in contracts with foreign investors and collected a share of the money earned from those contracts, but it hasn’t led the way in exploration and development activities.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to acknowledge and support the decisive reforms by the Senegalese Presidential Council on the distribution and supervision of the management of revenues derived from the exploitation of hydrocarbons, marking a significant step towards H.E. President Macky Sall’s desire for oil and gas to be conducive to the well-being of all Senegalese people.

With the utmost ambition and desire for all Senegalese people to benefit and prosper from their country’s natural resources, President Macky Sall demonstrated his determination to implement reforms to fully exploit Senegal’s hydrocarbon potential.

Le Conseil des ministres de l'Organisation des producteurs de pétrole africains (APPO) vient de clôturer sa 41e session ministérielle avec la volonté de poursuivre l'exploitation des immenses ressources pétrolières et gazières de ses pays membres en vue de l'émancipation économique de leurs populations, tout en explorant l'utilisation des énergies renouvelables.

The U.S.-Africa Committee of the African Energy Chamber’s (AEC) will host a Power Breakfast on Thursday 16th December 2021 at The Mayflower Hotel, Autograph Collection, Washington D.C., featuring the participation of Hon. Puot Kang Chol, the Minister of Petroleum for the Republic of South Sudan.

Nigerian energy-industry leaders have been reminiscing lately about the country’s earliest efforts to develop marginal oil and gas fields.

L'accord marque un pas important dans le cheminement du pays vers le développement de ses ressources en hydrocarbures, tout en confirmant la présence de Chevron dans le pays.