La nouvelle frontière pétrolière de la Namibie, riche de 11 milliards de barils, attire les investisseurs mondiaux Alors que 129 intervenants et de grandes entreprises énergétiques se préparent pour la conférence du 18 au 20 août La Namibie se positionne comme l’une des destinations émergentes les plus prometteuses d’Afrique pour les investissements dans le […]
Namibia’s 11bn-Barrel Oil Frontier Beckons Global Investors *** As 129 speakers, major energy firms set for August 18–20 conference Namibia is positioning itself as one of Africa’s most promising emerging oil and gas investment destinations, with an estimated 11 billion barrels of oil and 2.2 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves attracting growing interest
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Refiners, Producers, Investors to Converge at Nigeria Oil Refining Summit The third edition of the Nigeria Oil Refining Summit will hold from September 28–29, 2026, at Eko Hotel and Suites, Lagos. The event, hosted by the Crude Oil Refinery Owners Association of Nigeria (CORAN), is themed “Refining for Value: Linking Upstream Supply to Downstream
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Venezuela’s Oil Sector at Turning Point as Reforms Lure Global Investors — Ayuk By Eyo Nsima Venezuela’s oil and gas industry is at a major turning point as the government moves to reform the sector, attract international investment and unlock its vast hydrocarbon resources, according to NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber
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Nigeria’s Fuel Prices Show Wide Regional Gaps as West Africa Eyes New Trading Hub Nigeria’s downstream petroleum market is showing significant price differences across major trading centres, with petrol and diesel depot prices varying by as much as N48 and N593 per litre respectively, underscoring the growing importance of efficient logistics, refining capacity and
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Editorial: Gulf Energy Traders Are Becoming Africa’s New Commercial Bridge Africa’s energy market is undergoing a significant shift in the sources of capital, commodities and commercial partnerships available to governments, producers and refiners. The growing presence of Dubai-based Sancorp Group at African Energy Week, AEW 2026, as a Platinum Partner is therefore more than
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Sancorp Expands African Energy Trading Footprint, Joins AEW 2026 as Platinum Partner Dubai-headquartered energy and commodities trading group, Sancorp Group, is strengthening its presence in Africa’s energy markets as it joins African Energy Week, AEW 2026, as a Platinum Partner. The partnership will bring the Gulf-based energy group to Cape Town, South Africa, from
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ADNOC Deepens African Energy Push, Joins AEW 2026 as Platinum Partner Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, ADNOC, is strengthening its presence in Africa’s energy market as it joins African Energy Week, AEW 2026, as a Platinum Partner, following its planned $1 billion acquisition of Shell’s downstream business in South Africa. ADNOC, one of the
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AI, Data Analytics Take Centre Stage at African Energy Week 2026 Artificial intelligence, AI, data analytics and digital technologies are set to play a growing role in Africa’s energy investment landscape as Digital Energy AI Founder, Morgan Eldred, and Electron Intelligence Co-Founder and Managing Director, Joseph Ibeh, join the speaker lineup at African Energy
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Africa’s Gas Financing Gap Deepens as Western Banks Retreat Africa’s gas industry is turning to development finance institutions, private credit and innovative risk-sharing structures to bridge a growing financing gap created by the retreat of Western commercial banks from fossil fuel projects. The shift comes as major gas developments in Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Tanzania and
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