Exploration, associated services and energy transition opportunities in Senegal were unpacked at the Invest in African Energy Reception in London – organised by the African Energy Chamber – during a presentation from Mamadou Fall Kane, deputy permanent secretary of COS Petrogaz, titled, First Gas: Senegal’s Energy Future
Representing one of Africa’s final exploration frontiers, Namibia offered a comprehensive overview of its upstream exploration and green hydrogen production opportunities at the Invest in African Energy reception, hosted by the African Energy Chamber in London
The Invest in African Energy Reception kicked off in London with opening remarks by African Energy Chamber executive chairman, NJ Ayuk, and Rystad Energy co-founder and chief analyst, Per Magnus Nysveen, followed by an opening address by Rene Awambeng, global head of client relations at the African Export-Import Bank – a partner of the event
Equatorial Guinea’s Minister of Mines and Hydrocarbons, Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, addressed growing climate change concerns and his role in African energy diplomacy at the Invest in African Energy reception in London on 26 January, organised by the African Energy Chamber
MSGBC countries (Mauritania, Senegal, Gambia, Guinea-Bissau and Guinea-Conakry) are revamping their respective policy frameworks, forging partnerships with global energy companies, investors and service providers, and maximising infrastructure rollout across the entire oil and gas value chain
