Oil & Gas

The final day of the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022 Conference and Exhibition (https://bit.ly/3UyBCpP) has come to a close with final remarks delivered by H.E. Diamantino Azevedo (https://bit.ly/3ugOlRU), Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas, who spoke on the success of the conference and the impact that promoting an inclusive, attractive, and innovative

By Our Correspondent A dedicated panel at the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022 conference (http://bit.ly/3UyBCpP) on Wednesday explored the key drivers and potential contributions of natural gas in Angola, under the theme, ‘Natural Gas in Focus: Gas-to-power, Petrochemicals and LNG – Outstanding Opportunities for Future Capacity Building.’ Holding estimated recoverable natural gas reserves of

With Angola’s oil and gas industry (https://bit.ly/3AX1Wln) witnessing unprecedented growth owing to implemented regulatory reforms, increasing demand across the regional and global landscape and new discoveries and projects being launched, new opportunities have emerged for service companies in the country. As such, Angola’s premier energy event and the biggest to take place in Africa post-COP27

High-level stakeholders in Angola’s oil and gas (https://bit.ly/3XNdyRu) industry united on Wednesday for a Women in Energy luncheon, sponsored by Norwegian multinational Equinor, during the second day of the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022 conference (https://bit.ly/3VCutEz). The event was attended by H.E Diamantino Azevedo, Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas; Sebastião Gaspar Martins, Chairman of

Entitled ‘Regional Emergence: Oil and Gas Discoveries All Over the Region Change the Energy Narrative for Angola and its Neighbors,’ a panel discussion held during the second day of the 2022 edition of the Angola Oil & Gas conference and exhibition (https://bit.ly/3gQEXBx) in Luanda explored regional integration and collaboration by African countries and firms to maximize the

Committed to developing the country’s burgeoning renewables sector by harnessing its vast untapped solar and wind resources, and with hydropower already accounting for nearly two-thirds of domestic power generation, the Angolan government has set a target of ensuring renewable energy (https://bit.ly/3ESBcmT) comprises 70% of Angola’s energy matrix by 2025. The session opened with a brief

Key stakeholders from Angola and Namibia evaluated the current role and future potential of Africa’s national oil companies (NOCs) during a strategic panel on the second day of Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2022 (http://bit.ly/3UyBCpP), as NOCs take concrete steps across the continent to increase efficiencies, cut costs, boost profitability, and transform into competitive, agile, and