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Ahead of first oil and gas production anticipated in 2023 and 2024, respectively, Senegal is inviting investors to capitalize on the sizable, energy sector-led growth set to transform the West African nation.
With first oil expected from the Sangomar Field Development this year – and first gas from the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim to follow in 2024 – the MSGBC region is seeking to attract further upstream investments and new players to its fields.
As demand for oil and gas continues to skyrocket, a number of large-scale exploration campaigns have kicked off across the African continent.
Israel’s NewMed Energy and energy firm Adarco have signed an agreement with Morocco which would see the parties conduct gas exploration activities offshore the North African country.
Representing one of Angola’s newest market entrants, Paul McDade is set to drive the discussion on Angolan exploration and production during the third edition of Angola Oil & Gas 2022.
Joining the company’s CEO, Paul McDade, Afentra COO Ian Cloke will be coming to Luanda to drive the discussion on Afentra’s sustainable exploration agenda.
Following on from discussions held during COP27 in Egypt, a suite of regional energy ministers will be coming to Angola Oil & Gas 2022 to discuss national energy developments, the need to ramp up financing and the role regional cooperation plays in Africa’s energy future.
Following the discovery of sizable quantities of oil in Namibia’s Orange Basin earlier this year, the French energy major is pursuing exploration in the South African maritime side of the basin.
AOG 2022 will promote exploration opportunities across Angola’s hydrocarbon-rich basins as the country eyes to maximize upstream activities.
Eni and bp have reached an agreement with the government of Libya to kickstart natural gas exploration and production activities in the Mediterranean.
