Year: 2023

La Chambre africaine de l'énergie est fière d'annoncer que l'auteur américain et président du Center for Industrial Progress Alex Epstein prononcera un discours liminaire lors de la conférence de l'African Energy Week en octobre prochain.

As the official geophysical partner of African Energy Week 2023, Petroleum Geo-Services will promote investment in geoscience technology under efforts to bolster exploration and production in Africa.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce that American author and President of the Center for Industrial Progress Alex Epstein will deliver a keynote address at the African Energy Week conference this October.

Committed to empowering access to energy and supporting a strong geoscience industry, EnerGeo Alliance President Nikki Martin’s participation at this year’s AEW 2023 conference and exhibition falls in line with the event’s promise to make energy poverty history by 2030.

Atlas Oranto will participate in this year’s edition of African Energy Week as a diamond sponsor, demonstrating its commitment to African energy security and sustainability.

At African Energy Week 2023, Rune Olav Pedersen, President and CEO of PGS, will attend as a keynote speaker, highlighting the contributions of geoscience technology in Africa.

The African Continental Free Trade Agreement has not only simplified trade across the continent but provided an avenue for African countries to advance energy security on the back of regional distribution and investment.

Two sizeable discoveries in 2019 and 2020, respectively, as well as new exploration campaigns have demonstrated the true potential of South Africa’s gas sector, and as such, the country has placed the resource as a central tool for alleviating energy poverty.

At African Energy Week, Adriano Bastos, Head of Upstream Special Projects at Galp Energies, will share valuable insights on the company’s sustainable operations in Africa’s energy sector.

In a televised speech earlier this summer, South Africa’s Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy, Gwede Mantashe, pushed back strongly against environmental groups’ efforts to block oil and gas production in his country.