As efforts to stabilize global oil markets intensify, a dedicated OPEC-Africa roundtable during African Energy Week 2023 will explore the supply-demand nexus, and how African producers are set to play a much larger role in stabilizing global markets.
With the demand for oil and gas expected to remain strong until 2050, African nations are turning to technological advancements to improve output at mature assets while reducing overall costs and carbon emissions.
In an exclusive interview with the African Energy Chamber, President of OPEC and Equatorial Guinea’s Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, Antonio Oburu Ondo, dives deep into the country’s exploration and drilling Strategies.
Africa’s biggest energy event has signed a multi-year deal with the Cape Town International Conference Center which will see the conference assume an innovative model, utilizing both the venue and the V&A Waterfront to host investors and delegates.
Marcellin Bilomba Mbale, Director General of Sonahydro SA, will speak at African Energy Week 2023 on the frontier potential of the Democratic Republic of Congo and how the country is prioritizing local content and sustainability in its oil and gas industry.
During African Energy Week (AEW) 2023, Africa’s premier energy event, industry experts and leaders will gather for engaging workshops on October 16 to be held at the Westin Hotel.
At African Energy Week, Saifuah Mai Gray, President and CEO of the National Oil Company of Liberia, will participate in crucial discussions around Liberia’s E&P activities, local content and sustainability practices.
The International Energy Forum’s Joseph P. McMonigle will discuss how Africa can address energy market challenges and embrace energy transition-related opportunities at African Energy Week 2023.