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Ahead of African Energy Week 2023, the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris featured a discussion on the changing relationship between African energy producers and global stakeholders triggered by new focus on local content.
Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy launched its two-day stakeholder workshop in Windhoek on Thursday, seeking input on the country’s drafted National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy.
Senior Vice President of the African Energy Chamber Verner Ayukegba addressed Namibia’s National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy stakeholder workshop in Windhoek on Thursday, hosted by the Ministry of Mines and Energy.
Ministry of Mines and Energy Petroleum Commissioner, Maggy Shino, will explore Namibia’s local content policy during a two -day workshop.
As Gabon reinvents its energy industry, the Central African producer is incorporating local content priorities within its transformation, establishing state funds to provide financial support and skills development for local companies, as well as giving preference to indigenous firms to service and operate marginal assets.
The MoU signed will pave the way for Nigeria and Senegal to cooperate on skills development to enhance their respective oil and gas markets.
Angola Oil & Gas 2022 explores the impact of Angola’s local content policies to date and how to facilitate further capacity building and skills development in the national oil and gas industry.
Energy, Capital & Power is proud to announce that Brimont Angola will participate as a bronze sponsor at the 2022 Angola Oil & Gas conference in Luanda.
For Angola, local content can serve as a central tool for retaining value and diversifying the national economy, reinforced by a more stringent legal framework adopted in October 2020.
At a dedicated panel discussion, African Energy Week 2022 examined whether or not African companies and technical staff are ready to harness the opportunities present across African hydrocarbon assets.
