Year: 2023

The African Energy Chamber is proud to celebrate the 25 under 40 women leaders transforming the African energy landscape.

This year’s edition of the African Energy Week conference will take place at the Cape Town International Conference Center, expanding opportunities for networking and deals.

As Africa’s mergers and acquisitions (M&A) continue to surge, pan-African supranational multilateral financial institution  the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) will host a deal room at the upcoming African Energy Week (AEW) 2023, at the Westin Hotel. This event is set to serve as a pivotal platform for showcasing the region's burgeoning M&A activity, which has been gaining substantial traction in recent years.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce UTM Offshore as the official sponsor of the Invest in Nigeria Energies forum, taking place during African Energy Week 2023.

Sahara Group co-founder Tope Shonubi and Executive Director Wale Ajibade have joined the African Energy Week 2023 conference as speakers, and will drive discussions around fuel independence, security, and bringing energy to life responsibly.

At African Energy Week, Shoreline Energy International MD Kola Karim, will discuss crucial issues and suggest practical approaches for the expansion of regional power networks and the acceleration of industrialization.

During African Energy Week 2023, a spotlight will be placed on the collaborative efforts between Africa and Europe in achieving global energy security while facilitating a just transition.

It is with immense excitement that the African Energy Chamber reveals Ruger as one of the esteemed performers for the forthcoming Just Energy Transition Concert.

The African Energy Chamber is pleased to announce the participation of Prof. Ibe Kachikwu, Former Honorable Minister of State, Petroleum Resources of Nigeria at African Energy Week 2023.

Featuring in-depth presentations, engaging Q&A sessions and private meetings, the African Farmout Forum will connect companies with oil blocks, permits and licenses, enabling both major and independent E&P firms to invest in Africa.