A long-term supporter of the Summit, Searcher's multi-client geoscience data and exploration insight assists governments and energy companies worldwide in unlocking new opportunities via seismic data reprocessing, basin studies, and integrated geoscience solutions.

Right now, the topic of energy security is more pertinent than ever.

At the heart of the Africa Energies Summit are the governments, NOCs and regulators who recognise the Summit as the trusted forum in which to tackle the challenges and opportunities facing Africa’s upstream industry

As a female Founder, CEO and entrepreneur in the oil and gas industry, I am conscious that I occupy a space where women are still relatively rare.

The 30th anniversary edition of the Big Five Board Awards stand as a powerful tribute to the ongoing vision and resilience of the individuals, companies and government entities that fuel the continent’s energy future.

Exclusive to our Member network, this event explores how capital, policy and technology can accelerate global upstream development while supporting sustainable growth.

Proscovia Nabbanja, CEO of Uganda National Oil Company Limited (UNOC) summing up why the Africa Energies Summit is where the upstream industry comes to genuinely connect, collaborate and get deals done.

Across Africa’s upstream sector, the conversation around local content is integral and crucial to building enduring capability, developing technical expertise, and creating globally competitive companies that participate international oil and gas industry. That is why we are particularly pleased to welcome TECSEP to the Summit Sponsor line-up.

We are delighted to share the first in our series of Regional Leader: Thought Leadership reports.

Recent geopolitical tensions in the Gulf region have once again demonstrated how closely global energy markets are linked to political and security developments, which in my opinion makes the oil and gas industry one of the most interesting to work in.

With significant discoveries, renewed exploration, and increasing global demand for secure and diversified energy supply, Africa’s oil and gas industry requires innovative financing, strategic advisory, and deep regional expertise to unlock its full potential.

Two powerhouse line-ups. One unmissable Global Upstream Leaders event. Global Capital, Global Strategy: Aligning Finance and Upstream Growth.

At last year's World Energies Summit, Fabian Michael Lai, President & CEO of the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL), had a clear mission to send a strong message to the global energy community - Liberia is open for oil and gas business.

The intention of our presence here.. is to hear the dynamics of the industry on the continent, understand the macro trends and position ourselves to better service our customers and consequently deliver value to the people of Africa.

With deep analytical coverage across established producers and frontier plays alike, Rystad Energy provides the commercial clarity that governments, NOCs, independents and investors rely on.

As I am sure you won't be surprised to hear, this is a question I have been reflecting on a lot recently and discussing with those that I respect including the sage and knowledgeable African I am lucky enough to call my uncle - Dr. Duncan Clarke: What is an African? It is a question that appears simple, yet in reality it is layered, complex and an especially pertinent topic now for the industry.

Welligence Energy Analytics is widely recognised for its deep, data-driven insight into the global upstream sector, providing granular asset analysis, commercial benchmarking and forward-looking intelligence that supports smarter investment decisions across Africa’s energy landscape.

From deepwater leadership offshore Nigeria to major LNG delivery and exploration across frontier basins, Shell has combined capital, technology and long-term commitment to unlock world-class resources and sustain production at scale.

Welcome to The Surge, where we update you on the latest news from the Frontier Energy Network.

If you want to understand where Africa’s energy sector is heading and connect with those driving it forward, this is where you need to be.