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Nigeria’s vast hydrocarbon resources, encompassing 200 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 37 billion barrels of oil reserves, represent a significant opportunity for the nation to optimize revenue generation, expand energy accessibility and drive industrialization, all while fostering employment creation and infrastructure development. Despite its status as one of Africa’s largest crude oil producers, Nigeria has experienced a decline in production across legacy fields, and as such, is inviting foreign investors and project developers to join the promising market, thereby triggering an energy transformation in Nigeria.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce that EG LNG has joined the African Energy Week 2023 conference as a bronze sponsor, marking the company’s return to the highly-anticipated event. Equatorial Guinea’s substantial natural gas reserves, totaling five trillion cubic feet, offer a unique opportunity for the country to expedite its energy sustainability agenda, […]

Estêvão Tomás Rafael Pale will travel to Cape Town to Chair ‘Invest in Mozambique Energies’ at African Energy Week 2023, with ENH joining as sponsor of the session.

Botswana Oil CEO Meshack Tshekedi will speak at the African Energy Week 2023 conference this October, where he will play a pivotal role in attracting investments to bolster Botswana's burgeoning energy sector.

NAPE joins African Energy Week 2023 as a partner, reaffirming its dedication to driving sustainable petroleum activities in Africa.

Moneda returns to African Energy Week 2023 as a Bronze Sponsor to shape crucial conversations around Africa’s local content development and energy investment opportunities.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce that Angola’s National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency will participate at African Energy Week 2023 as a diamond sponsor, where the firm will showcase opportunities within the country’s oil and gas sector.