When Europe began searching for alternatives to Russian oil and gas following that country’s invasion of Ukraine, one of the producing countries they focused on was Algeria.
Africa’s oil and gas industry will invigorate African economies and create opportunities in 2023. Ambitious plans for natural gas production, economic diversification, and job creation, particularly for women and young people, were outlined during African Energy Week. The EU’s increased funding to counter insurgency efforts in Mozambique highlights Europe’s interest in a stable, energy-producing Africa. Despite the Ukraine-Russia conflict, African oil production remains steady. Nigeria and Libya have successfully tackled setbacks internally, attracting interest from European companies. Africa’s natural gas output shows resilience, with nations increasing exports to Europe. Major gas projects are set for production by 2030, promising a bright future.
The African Energy Chamber’s Q1 2022 report, The State of African Energy, places capital expenditure increases within Africa’s oil and gas sector at $30 billion
Enabling Europe to tap into West Africa’s abundant natural gas supplies, the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline is expected to boost exploration in The Republic of the Niger and expand its energy industry.
La Chambre africaine de l’énergie conduira une délégation au Niger pour la conférence de la CEDEAO sur les mines et le pétrole à Niamey, Niger, du 16 au 18 février 2022. Sur l’ordre du jour, seront des discussions mettant en évidence les opportunités importantes que le Niger offre aux investisseurs, explorateurs, sociétés de services et sociétés d’ingénierie dans les secteurs du pétrole et du gaz, des mines et de l’énergie.
The African Energy Chamber will be leading a delegation to Niger for the ECOWAS Mining and Petroleum conference in Niamey, Niger 16-18 February 2022. Top on the agenda, will be discussions highlighting the significant opportunities that Niger offers investors, explorers, service companies and engineering companies in oil and gas, mining and energy.
Published in the African Energy Chamber’s annual outlook, State of African Energy 2022, the list draws attention to the individuals who are expected to shape Africa’s energy sector in 2022 and beyond.
After a year of rebound and recovery, Africa’s old and new hydrocarbons markets have an opportunity to further entrench the continent’s position as the world’s hottest oil and gas frontier in 2019.
A Câmara de Energia Africana (AEC) orgulha-se de anunciar o lançamento do relatório AEC Q1 2022 Outlook, "O Estado da Energia Africana" - um relatório abrangente que analisa as tendências que moldam o mercado global e africano de petróleo e gás em 2022
