African Energy Week

Emerging Energy Corp is seeking a partner to carry out a green hydrogen feasibility study in Niger, highlighting the growing potential of Africa’s green hydrogen market which African and international stakeholders will continue to discuss during this year’s AEW conference.

Steve Brann of Vitol Group will be coming to AEW 2022 to share insights on how Africa can boost LNG production, transportation and trade.

During Afro Nation, the AEC will be promoting the role of youth in Africa’s energy future.

The acquisition will see South Africa’s iGas and Mozambique’s CMG hold 40% equity shares in the pipeline.

Representing PetroNor E&P, an independent oil and gas company with an extensive footprint in Africa, Alhomouz will be coming to AEW 2022 in Cape Town to engage with industry heads, discuss African exploration and production and contribute to decisions that will reshape Africa’s energy future.

The acquisition deal by Eco Atlantic in Block 3B/4B marks the revitalization of energy exploration across southern Africa, representing an important step to kickstarting domestic energy security on the back of oil and gas.

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s upstream sector is looking at securing investment and the participation of regional and international companies to kickstart its hydrocarbon market.

Hamilton will participate at this year’s AEW conference to discuss current trends and the future of Africa’s energy sector.

Despite the ongoing efforts by the African Energy Chamber to drive sustainable socioeconomic growth on the back of African oil and gas, a lawsuit has been filed against us aimed at restricting our efforts to make energy poverty history by 2030.

With Mozambique set to being LNG production this year, the milestone achieved by Eni in the Coral Sul FLNG project is a strong testimony of Mozambique’s gas market growth potential.