Month: September 2023

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce that South African amapiano dancer and singer Kamo Mphela will spotlight this year’s Just Energy Transition Concert at the African Energy Week conference in Cape Town. Africa’s biggest energy event, African Energy Week (AEW) 2023, is merely weeks away, and so is this year’s Just Energy Transition […]

Nillian Mulemi, Chief Executive Officer of Petrofund, will speak at African Energy Week on capacity-building finance. The African Energy Chamber (AEC) is pleased to announce that Nillian Mulemi, CEO of the Petroleum Training and Education Fund (Petrofund), will speak at African Energy Week (AEW) 2023, set to take place October 16–20 in Cape Town. Mulemi […]

Demonstrating the power of strategic partnerships, Flock Eventing Platform has joined African Energy Week 2023 as its official partner. The African Energy Chamber (AEC) is delighted to announce that Flock Eventing Platform will join African Energy Week (AEW) 2023 as a partner, which is scheduled to take place from October 16–20 at the Cape Town […]

Platform Petroleum Limited will participate as a Gold sponsor at African Energy Week 2023, driving discussions on the role Nigerian-based E&P companies play in driving the next wave of energy developments in the country. The development of the country’s 37 billion barrels of proven crude oil reserves and 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas […]

Nigeria is blessed with significant oil and gas reserves, making it one of the largest producers and exporters of hydrocarbons in Africa. Despite this status, opportunities for investors and project developers continue to grow, owing largely to efforts by the government to mitigate production decline, bolster electrification and industrialization while consolidating the country’s position as […]

Likely to represent a 600 trillion cubic feet (tcf) gas market, Nigeria’s investment opportunities in this field are unparalleled, offering foreign financiers and project developers the chance to make high returns while driving the sustainable growth of Nigeria’s energy industry. Under frameworks such as the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) and the Decade of Gas initiative, […]

Nigeria’s vast hydrocarbon resources, encompassing 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 37 billion barrels of oil reserves, represent a significant opportunity for the nation to optimize revenue generation, expand energy accessibility and drive industrialization, all while fostering employment creation and infrastructure development. Despite its status as one of Africa’s largest crude oil producers, Nigeria has experienced a decline in production across legacy fields, and as such, is inviting foreign investors and project developers to join the promising market, thereby triggering an energy transformation in Nigeria.