African Energy Week

MoUs were signed with Tima Networks and Yunan County Chuangxing Industrial Investment Group.

The African Energy Chamber and Shanghai Development Research Foundation convened Chinese companies at a forum in Shanghai to discuss opportunities for collaboration.

The Gas Exporting Countries Forum is set to participate in this year’s edition of African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies in Cape Town.

Egypt’s latest licensing round and increased production efforts position the country as a key energy player in Africa, with African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies 2025 serving as a pivotal platform for global investors to explore new opportunities.

African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies will highlight the impact of NOC-IOC collaboration in Africa.

Through new trade agreements, energy investments and development initiatives, the UK’s role in shaping the continent’s energy future will be a key focus at African Energy Week 2025 and within the G20 agenda.

As investment opportunities emerge across the continent, African Energy Week: Invest in African Energies 2025 will drive a new wave of investment in Africa’s energy sector.

Dubbed one of the final fronters for oil and gas exploration, Southern African is witnessing significant growth across the energy industry – but further investment is required to unlock the region’s full potential.