Africa: Togo To Showcase Investment Prospects At Invest In African Energy 2024

WITH more than half of its population lacking reliable electricity access, Togo faces substantial requirements for new energy production and distribution. At present, the West African country features a relatively diversified energy mix – with more than 15% of its consumption met by renewable resources – and aims to derive 50% of its energy mix … Read more

Business: Democratic Republic Of The Congo (DRC) Seeks To Unlock Estimated 5 Billion Barrels of Oil

WITH 180 million barrels of proven oil reserves – and up to 5 billion of estimated oil reserves – the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is embarking on an extensive exploration campaign to harness its resources for enhanced energy security and GDP growth. As the country intensifies upstream activities, the Invest in African Energy … Read more

African Energy: TotalEnergies, Shell, Chevron Double Down On African Oil, Gas

LEADING IOCs are affirming their commitment to African oil and gas – a positive indication for service providers, drilling contractors and the industry at-large. Speaking in Nigeria earlier this month, high-level representatives from TotalEnergies, Shell and Chevron all confirmed multi-million-dollar investment projects in the pipeline, from driving frontier exploration to delivering gas from mature markets. … Read more

The Invest in African Energy (IAE) Forum To Connect African Energy Projects With Saudi, United Arab Emirates (UAE) Buyers

OVER the past twelve months, the Middle East’s oil and gas heavyweights – Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Qatar – have accelerated their involvement across Africa’s energy value chain. Beginning with diplomatic visits turning into tangible cooperation agreements and planned investment campaigns, Gulf countries have cemented their interest in competing for Africa’s … Read more

Africa Oil Week’s Unabashed Attempt To Usurp Africa’s Energy Narrative Hinders The Continent’s Progress And Hurts Africans

“AOW: Investing in African Energy” – formerly known as Africa Oil Week – has engaged in a rebranding campaign to pose as allies to Africa’s energy development. Yet this new name fails to reflect Africa or her people and is a slap in the face to the continent’s resource development strategy and vast energy needs. … Read more