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As Executive Chairman of the Mozambique Oil and Gas Chamber, Florival Mucave is committed to promoting Mozambique’s significant energy sector opportunities.

With extensive experience in foreign policy and geopolitics, Francis Fannon will introduce key insights into Africa’s energy transition and market transformation in Cape Town.

Backed by the City of Cape Town, African Energy Week is set to be both a successful and transformative event for Africa’s energy sector.

Joining an elite speaker line-up at Africa’s premier energy event, Olakunle Olalekan Williams will promote how gas should be leveraged to address Africa’s energy poverty crisis in Cape Town.

A strong delegation from the world-leading engineering and technology company is committed to enhancing the conversation on Africa’s energy transition in Cape Town by sharing technological know-how and promoting natural gas solutions.

The pan-African legal conglomerate is committed to advancing Africa’s business and energy sectors, and is coming to Cape Town to lead the discussion on enabling environments and opportunities created by the AfCFTA, while emphasizing regulatory reforms including Nigeria’s PIB, and proposed policies that will drive Africa’s energy future.

As former Minister of Energy and Energy Industries of Trinidad and Tobago, and current Senior LNG Consultant to the Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy of Mozambique, H.E. Eric Williams will offer unique insight into oil and gas project development, monetization strategies, and financing while promoting the value of regulation and local content.

The African Energy Chamber is proud to announce the attendance of a high-level Norwegian delegation at the African Energy Week, taking place from 9 to 12 November 2021 in Cape Town.

The U.K. government has officially removed South Africa off their red list, easing travel rules and enabling international delegates to travel to Africa’s premier energy event in Cape Town in November.

With two of the largest oil and gas projects in Africa, significant multi-sector resources, market-driven oil companies and an ambitious national energy strategy, Senegal is undergoing an industry transformation and African Energy Week in Cape Town will emphasize it.

Recognized as one of the greatest football players in history, and with a dedication to diversity and change, Clarence Seedorf is committed to local content, gender diversity, and making energy poverty history by 2030.

With extensive experience in the world of broadcasting globally, Ikaba Koyi will be instrumental in leading the discussions on Africa’s energy future. 

With a focus on bringing new life to underperforming and undervalued producing assets, Kariya Energy centers its business strategy on asset acquisition through farm-ins, risk service contracts or direct negotiations with governments, and in Cape Town, the company will introduce this method as a critical component of the energy transition.

Focused on attracting foreign investment in their upstream markets, African NOCs are taking full advantage of AEW 2021. UNOC CEO Proscovia Nabbanja and Sudapet Director General Aiman Aboujoukh have confirmed their attendance and participation at AEW 2021 in Cape Town.

The media partnership speaks to the caliber of African Energy Week 2021 as Africa’s premier energy event, with CNBC offering its audience insight into the highly anticipated event.

Day two of Africa’s premier energy event comprises a collaborative NOC summit where the roles of NOCs in attracting investment, driving exploration, and creating an enabling environment will be discussed.

Representing one of Africa’s most instrumental national oil companies, Mele Kyari is focused on promoting the role of state-owned companies, local content, and how the NNPC is positioning Nigeria as an attractive investment destination.

Presenting during the GECF workshop on promoting natural gas demand 2021, Akinwole Omoboriowo II emphasized the role of gas in expanding access to electricity and bridging with net zero ambitions and SDG 7.

Offering discounts for African Energy Week 2021 delegates, Ethiopian Airlines is demonstrating a commitment to African destinations, African people, and African energy events.

Le monde a mandaté une approche « taille unique », pour faire face au changement climatique, qui ne prend pas en compte le droit du Cameroun d’exploiter au maximum ses ressources en gaz naturel à faible émission de carbone, ou le besoin du continent d’éradiquer la pauvreté énergétique.

The world is mandating a one-size-fits-all approach to climate change that doesn’t take into consideration Cameroon’s right to make the most of its low-carbon natural gas resources or the continent’s need to eradicate energy poverty.

With the GECF introducing a critical discussion on the role of natural gas at the 4th edition of the Workshop on the Promotion of Natural Gas Demand, African Energy Week in Cape Town will expand on dialogue, emphasizing the African position on energy transition and gas.

Following a successful marginal field bid round launched in 2020, Nigeria is committed to enhancing investment and development with the aim of bolstering state revenue and local company participation.

With the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement on January 1, 2021, Nigeria has the chance to significantly increase local content initiatives, expanding economic activity beyond its borders and driving local capacity.