Energy

With the potential to produce 1,956 GW of solar energy and 106 GW of wind energy – in addition to its proximity to Europe – West Africa is taking its […]

By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org). Chevron is already a major player in Angola’s oil sector, where it holds a market share of 26%. However, the U.S.-based

TotalEnergies is deploying a multi-year energy strategy in Angola – which includes the $850-million Begonia field development – while ExxonMobil could inject as much as $15 billion into the Namibe

Poised to drive socioeconomic development, resource monetization and sustainable growth, Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy (www.MME.gov.na) have prioritized local content development in the country’s draft National Upstream Petroleum Local

By Kadijah Amoah, CEO, Pecan Energies Ghana  There are massive opportunities in emerging African oil territories. As the industry establishes itself, new energy businesses are laying the foundation for sustainable, long-term

In a significant move poised to reshape Ghana’s energy landscape, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has broken ground on the first phase of the ambitious Petroleum Hub Project. The ceremony,

The African Association of Energy Journalists and Publishers, AJERAP, (www.AJERAP.org), has listed four countries – Nigeria, Gambia, Namibia and Senegal – as top energy investment destinations to watch in the

In the sun-drenched Nawata Village in Zomba, nestled in the Shire highlands of Malawi, a group of thirty women has harnessed the power of innovation to transform their lives and

With an investment pipeline of $60 billion planned for the next five years, Angola is well on track to maintain oil production above one million barrels beyond 2027. The country

Angola anticipates an investment pipeline of up to $60 billion over the next five years as companies advance oil and gas projects across the country. Energy majors such as TotalEnergies,