Year: 2023

With regional integration a top priority for African countries, a panel discussion at African Energy Week 2023 delved into how infrastructure projects can bolster regional connectivity, advancing resource monetization and driving economic growth.

Following the successful conclusion of its fifth licensing round, the Petroleum Directorate of Sierra Leone (PDSL) is now set to enter negotiations with three qualified companies that have been selected and which have all prequalified for exploration and production licenses as operators.

Petroleum Commissioner of Namibia's Ministry of Mines and Energy Maggy Shino highlighted Namibia's energy prospects, emphasizing proactive exploration and inviting investors to join in renewable energy expansion.

Day two of African Energy Week featured an inciting panel which focused on gas-to-power technologies and its potential to reshape the continent’s energy landscape.

Day 2 of AEW 2023 featured an OPEC roundtable uniting African explorers and producers to discuss current market conditions and future expectations in the continent.

Day 2 of AEW 2023 featured a roundtable, hosted by the IEF, that examined global energy and climate policies and how Africa can leverage its energy markets to achieve its UN Sustainable Development Goals.

On Day three of #AEW2023, experts discussed coal's role in Africa's energy future, emphasizing clean coal's significance to fight energy poverty on the continent.

A dedicated country spotlight featured the participation of key players in Angola’s energy sector during the 2023 edition of AEW, offering stakeholders a unique insight into the growing market.

The second day of the African Energy Week 2023 conference kicked off with a panel discussion led by executives from OPEC, the World Nuclear Association and Rystad Energy.

Movers and shakers from across the African energy sector were featured as winners of the African Energy Awards at #AEW2023.