With just one more week to go until African Energy Week 2021 kicks off, Africa’s energy stakeholders are getting ready for the biggest energy event of the year.
With some of the world’s top journalists leading discussions at African Energy Week 2021, the event is poised to be transformative for the continent’s sector.
Ahead of the OPEC+ meeting on November 4 and African Energy Week 2021 on November 9-12, the AEC urges OPEC+ member countries to maintain production.
As the countdown begins to the most anticipated energy event in Africa, the African Export-Import Bank has secured its diamond sponsorship position for African Energy Week 2021.
As the countdown beings to African Energy Week in Cape Town, high level platinum sponsors enhance the event’s role as a driver of Africa’s economic growth and development.
With a strong delegation of industry leaders including H.E. Minister Gabriel Obiang Lima coming to Cape Town, the diamond sponsorship only reaffirms the value of the event in strengthening Equatorial Guinea’s position as Gas Mega Hub.
Representing a major contributor to the AECs 2022 outlook and holding an active role in African Energy Week 2021’s program in Cape Town, Rystad is making significant progress to drive African energy dialogue.
Anastasia Deulina joins Afentra Chief Operating Officer Ian Cloke in driving a strong discussions on the role hydrocarbons continue to play in addressing energy poverty and spurring socio-economic growth in the continent’s shift to a low carbon future.
African Energy Week spoke with QSL Gas & Power Ltd. CEO Olakunle Olalekan Williams about the role and potential of natural gas in Africa.
As a high-level diamond sponsor, the SNPC further positions national oil companies at the forefront of the Africa’s energy transformation.
Representing the second largest oil company in America, and a major player in Africa’s energy landscape, a delegation from Chevron will attend and participate at Africa’s top energy event.
Sonangol will lead NOC and upstream discussions at Africa’s premier energy event.
Participation by one of Africa’s top oil producing nations reaffirms African Energy Week’s position as the premier oil and gas conference in 2021 and beyond.
Last year marked the 25th anniversary since the execution of the ‘Ogoni Nine’, the group of activists led by Ken Saro Wiwa, that campaigned against environmental pollution, the exploitation of natural resources and the lack of development in the Niger Delta.
South Africa’s integrated energy and chemical company Sasol has been confirmed as a diamond sponsor for African Energy Week in Cape Town, as well as the exclusive sponsor of the event’s African Energy Awards.
By bringing attention to the individuals driving Africa’s energy growth, the recently launched ‘State of African Energy 2022 Outlook’ aims to highlight the expectations for 2022 across the continent.
Launched in a webinar led by Executive Chairman NJ Ayuk, the report outlines the forces shaping Africa’s energy sector, providing valuable insight into actionable solutions, investment trends and opportunities, as well as key focus areas for 2022 and beyond.
With Dr. Falk Bömeke confirming his participation, African Energy Week will now host two German Ministries in Cape Town.
Royal Triangle Energy Solutions Ltd to run a One Day Digital Transformation Workshop on Friday 12th November, during African Energy Week 2021 in Cape Town
African Energy Week in Cape Town comprises the best platform for European stakeholders to negotiate with African gas suppliers, as the continent offers a critical solution to Europe’s ongoing energy crisis.
With a focus on making energy poverty history by 2030, Damilola Ogunbiyi will come to Africa’s premier energy event in November to drive the discussion on energy transition, sustainable development, and increasing access to energy.
Passed into law after over two decades, Nigeria’s petroleum industry act comprises a complete overhaul of the country’s sector.
Wale Tinubu will be coming to Cape Town to engage with stakeholders, capitalize on networking opportunities, and enhance African upstream dialogue.
Having launched the World Oil Outlook 2021 in Vienna, Austria in September, OPEC will showcase the report at African Energy Week in Cape Town, driving the discussion on Africa’s oil future and alleviating energy poverty.
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