ANPG Angola returns once again to the Africa Energies Summit, following a year which has so far been one of the most impactful in its upstream story in over a decade.
Key milestones include the new gas consortium bringing the Quiluma and Maboqueiro fields online, a signed principles agreement with TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil to open four new blocks across the frontier Benguela and Namibe basins, the Algaita-01 discovery adding an estimated 500 million barrels to reserves and the Greater PAJ project reached final investment decision, combining two blocks through shared infrastructure - a model set to unlock more of Angola's mature acreage.
In other words, a lot is happening and the direction of upstream travel in Angola is clear.
We are delighted that ANPG will bring that momentum directly to London - giving delegates a seat at the table with those shaping Angola's next chapter.
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ANPG Returns to Africa Energies Summit as Angola’s Upstream Sector Gains Momentum
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