Notícias

Le plus important événement énergétique d’Afrique revient au Cap pour une semaine de réseautage, de conclusion d’accords et de dialogue sur l’avancement de l’industrie énergétique en Afrique.

O principal evento de energia de África retorna à Cidade do Cabo para uma semana de networking, negócios e diálogos que irão fazer avançar o setor.

El principal evento de energía en Africa regresa a Ciudad del Cabo para una semana de networking, cierre de transacciones, y dialogo a favor de la industria.

Africa’s premier energy event returns to Cape Town for a week of networking, deal making, and industry-advancing dialogue.

Kola Karim, Shoreline Energy CEO and African Energy Chamber Advisory Board Member provides insight into how Africa’s producing nations can revitalize production.

With the cost of oil having reached close to $88 a barrel, producing markets such as Nigeria, Libya and Angola should be capitalizing on prices. Yet, production in Africa continues to significantly underperform.

Many will agree OPEC Secretary General H.E. Mohammed Barkindo walks in the same shoes as late world leaders Kofi Annan, who served as Secretary General of the United Nations, and Dr. Rilwanu Lukman, a former Nigerian Minister and OPEC Secretary General who has been described as one of the oil industry’s most influential and respected ambassadors. Barkindo, throughout his tenure with OPEC, has fought the good fight, finished his race, and kept the faith.

The 4th edition of the Namibia’s International Energy Conference will be held from 20th – 22nd April 2022 in Windhoek, Namibia, organized by Rich Africa Consultancy. It is going to be the official meeting place for the energy industry. The two-day flagship event will be held under the patronage of the Ministry of Mines and Energy led by Hon. Minister Tom Alweendo.

Chariot (AIM: CHAR), the Africa-focused transitional energy company, is pleased to announce the result of the Anchois-2 appraisal and exploration well on the Anchois gas project within the Lixus licence (“Lixus”), offshore Morocco.

Africa’s call for a just and inclusive energy transition has been answered through the European Union’s landmark proposal to label natural gas as a ‘green’ energy source. Historically, Africa has always fought for sustainable development because we know, first-hand, the ravaging effects that even minute changes in climate can have on the continent and its populations.