News & Updates

Africa has already made an indelible mark in the oil industry. It is home to four of the world’s top 20 crude oil producers — Nigeria, Angola, Algeria, and Libya.

The African Energy Chamber organized a Power Breakfast yesterday in Malabo to mark the launch of its Africa Energy Outlook 2021.

The impact of the energy transition on long-term demand outlook highlight capital allocation and decision-making prospects in the present time.

Without bold fiscal reforms, Africa is doomed to further loose its global market share of oil & gas investment and production.

OFF-GRID Expo + Conference 2020 hosts its first digital edition in partnership with UNIDO ITPO Germany and Alliance for Rural Electrification for a two-day trade event.

The African Energy Chamber will be hosting a Power Breakfast in Malabo on Wednesday November 25th.

Oil and Gas Discoveries and Activity in Southwest Africa.

The latest list released this week by the Chamber demonstrates the growing role played by women in the fight against energy poverty, not only from the ground but also from African and global boardrooms where their leadership and decisions are shaping up the future of African energy.

Niger’s Minister of Petroleum Foumakoye Gado was named by the African Energy Chamber this week as a top 25 leader to watch for 2021.

The future of the global oil and gas industry has been a subject of great fascination and debate for decades.