Notícias

Following sizeable finds made in the Namibian side of the Orange Basin, South Africa’s offshore blocks offer promising opportunities for frontier E&P players.

 The influx of multinationals (oil majors) in Equatorial Guinea’s energy sector was due to the attractiveness of the fiscal terms and the prospectivity that the country offered for foreign direct investment (FDI) compared to other countries in the region; so much so that the nation occupied the third place among Sub-Saharan African oil-producing countries in for many years, behind Nigeria and Angola.

L’OPEP et ses alliés ont convenu de prolonger les réductions de la production de pétrole jusqu’en 2025 dans le cadre des efforts visant à stabiliser le marché.

OPEC and its allies have agreed to extend oil production cuts into 2025 amid efforts to stabilize the market.

Representing the voice of the African energy sector, the African Energy Chamber (AEC) commends the efforts by Sahara Group to not only strengthen its downstream operations but build a leadership team that is committed to alleviating energy poverty in Africa.

The African Petroleum Producers Organization and Afreximbank have signed the document establishing the Africa Energy Bank in Cairo, a pivotal step towards improving project financing in Africa.

Par NJ Ayuk, Président exécutif, Chambre africaine de l’énergie La Namibie possède quatre bassins terrestres et quatre bassins offshore dont on estime qu’ils contiennent 11

Membership in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) could put the final piece of Namibia’s transparency efforts in place and make the nation’s oil and gas industry a model of openness.

The African Energy Chamber hosted a Business Development Workshop for Young Entrepreneurs this week, with insight provided into how Africa’s youth can drive the continent’s economic transformation.

Le groupe environnemental les « Friends of the Earth » – une organisation étrangère – estime qu’il sait mieux que quiconque ce qu’il faut faire pour développer l’Afrique : une perspective plutôt insultante et condescendante.