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Eni’s €24 billion investment in Algeria, Libya and Egypt underscores growing European commitment to Africa’s energy future, setting the stage for deeper collaboration at the upcoming Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris next month.
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An employee agreement has cleared the way for South Africa’s new national oil company, SANPC, to begin operations as a subsidiary of the Central Energy Fund.
Newmont Africa’s Managing Director, Abdul Raman will participate in high-level panel discussions at the Mining in Motion Conference on 2 – 4 June at the Kempinski Hotel in Accra.
The Texas Africa Chamber of Commerce returns as a partner to the U.S.-Africa Energy Forum – taking place in Houston on August 6-7, 2025 – further strengthening ties between Texas and Africa and fostering greater collaboration in the energy sector.
A high-level panel at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris, powered by Perenco, will explore how Africa can overcome infrastructure and investment challenges to unlock its LNG potential while advancing energy security and sustainable development.
McKinsey & Company forecasts fuel demand to increase by 1.2 million barrels per day until the early 2030s.
As Africa expands its regional corridors with major rail and port projects, African Mining Week 2025 in Cape Town will showcase the critical role of infrastructure in unlocking mining potential and driving industry investment.
The substation is the first self-built main transmission substation by an independent power producer in South Africa.
The African Energy Bank, located in Nigeria, represents a step toward enhancing Africa’s energy infrastructure and reducing energy poverty.
