Month: August 2022

As an official partner for AEW 2022, a delegation from the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorationists will drive important discussions around how Africa can modernize oil and gas upstream operations.

This year’s edition of AEW will host high-level workshops and meetings investigating the challenges and opportunities of adopting AI across the African oil and gas sector.

With significant opportunities present across the entire oil and gas value chain, the Ghana Investment Promotion Center, represented by Deputy CEO Yaw Amoateng Afriyie, will be making a strong case for Ghana-directed investment at AEW 2022.

The Secretariat General confirms participation at African Energy Week 2022 where he will promote investment opportunities within Niger’s expanding energy landscape while providing an update of current and planned energy developments.

With African energy financing serving as a central point of discussion, Paul Eardley-Taylor, Head of Oil and Gas for southern Africa at Standard Bank, will help reshape finance narratives at AEW 2022.

As a form of prelude to African Energy Week 2022, the African Energy Chamber and Rystad Energy hosted a webinar on ‘Energy Addition in Africa,’ exploring the role of gas, the need to improve financing and how energy integration will make energy poverty history by 2030.

Following a successful 2021 edition, Hon. Freddie Blay, Board Chairman at GNPC, will return to AEW 2022 to shape critical discussions around boosting Ghana’s and Africa’s oil and gas markets for energy security.

Taking place on October 17, 2022, ahead of the continent’s premier energy event, the Just Energy Transition Concert celebrates culture and music, while advancing the central goal of making energy poverty history in Africa by 2030.

With up to $25 billion needed per year for Africa to make energy poverty history, African Energy Week will unite African and global financiers to discuss financing the continent’s energy future.

A recent judgment issued by the High Court of Namibia has enabled ReconAfrica and NAMCOR to continue exploring Namibia’s frontier oil and gas basins.