Notícias

The Republic of Congo is entering an exciting new economic era. Last month, in partnership with Italian energy major Eni, the country launched its first LNG project.

Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy held a meeting with French university Sciences Po, whereby the parties agreed to work towards a partnership regarding reciprocal student exchange in the field of energy.

Namibia’s Minister of Mines and Energy and NAMCOR delivered presentations on the state of play of Africa’s final frontier market during the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris this week.

With African Energy Week 2023 fast approaching, Congo’s Hydrocarbons Minister H.E. Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua provided insight into the various gas and marginal field opportunities on offer in the country.

Ahead of African Energy Week 2023, the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris featured a discussion on the changing relationship between African energy producers and global stakeholders triggered by new focus on local content.

European investors are making moves across Africa’s renewable energy sector, funding a series of large-scale green hydrogen projects.

A presentation by Thierno Seydou Ly, Director General, Petrosen E&P at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris outlined the range of investment opportunities available across Senegal’s burgeoning energy industry.

The Upstream Financing panel saw an exploration of Africa’s upstream sector, with speakers discussing emerging trends and financing mechanisms.  

Congo’s Ministry of Hydrocarbons signed a cooperation agreement with Technip Energies that will see the parties expand cooperation in the fields of offshore, onshore energy developments.

Namibia’s Minister of Mines and Energy reiterated that the government is not looking at changing existing contractual terms regarding ongoing oil and gas developments, but rather, the government will maintain its current stake through the national oil company.