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The Premier Deal-Making Platform for Angola’s Oil and Gas Sector
Held on 9–10 September 2026 in Luanda, the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) Conference & Exhibition brought together government leaders, investors and industry stakeholders for high-level discussions, dealmaking and strategic networking.
As Angola’s premier oil and gas investment platform, AOG 2026 showcased new opportunities, technologies and partnerships shaping the country’s energy future, while highlighting the role of innovation, inclusion and investment in strengthening Angola’s position as a leading African energy hub.
The event provided a platform for meaningful dialogue on Angola’s oil and gas industry, from upstream developments and investment opportunities to local content, gas, technology and the country’s evolving energy landscape.
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Angola’s National Agency for Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels plans to drill at least 10 wells annually, intensify exploration and seismic work and unlock Angola’s oil and gas potential. -
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ANPG outlined the plan at Angola Oil & Gas 2026, with fertilizers, petrochemicals and gas-to-power anchoring a domestic industrialization push. -
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The country spent nearly $1.96 billion on refined product imports in the first half of 2026, underlining the scale of the downstream buildout underway. -
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The country is pursuing financing from China and other markets for the Lobito Refinery as Angola seeks to expand domestic refining capacity and reduce its reliance on imported fuels. -
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TotalEnergies said Angola’s incremental-production framework is supporting further investment in Dalia, with the Block 17 development set to produce through 2045. -
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Angola could capture a greater share of global oil and gas investment as M&A activity shifts beyond the US and a new class of independents targets international opportunities. -
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The company plans to move rapidly from securing acreage to evaluating Angola’s remaining offshore potential, with three agreements signed at AOG 2026 expanding the major’s exploration position. -
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Agreements covering incremental production at Blocks 15 and 31, financing for Etu Energias’ Block 14 expansion and the $2 billion Amufert fertilizer complex were signed on the second day of AOG 2026. -
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Corcel is weighing a 2027 exploration well targeting oil-bearing pre-salt structures in Angola’s onshore Kwanza Basin. -
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Angola is building on upstream reforms and a new long-term hydrocarbons strategy to accelerate exploration, replace reserves and sustain production through its next investment cycle. -
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Banks and development financiers are expanding funding options while Angola works to strengthen domestic companies’ access to capital. -
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Angola’s upstream regulator launched an upgraded website featuring AI-powered search, streamlined investor engagement and expanded access to industry data and opportunities. -
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The Angolan independent is targeting 100,000 barrels per day while expanding across the energy value chain, with Block 14, Block 2/05 and onshore exploration underpinning its growth strategy. -
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Panoro Energy is assessing an entry into Angola, including potential onshore opportunities, as new operators advance drilling and redevelopment across the Kwanza Basin. -
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Four of the top-performing female entrants to Angola’s National Petroleum Institute have received scholarships under an initiative championed by Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and G ... -
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The bank will strengthen African-led oil and gas financing as Afreximbank scales its African financing strategy. -
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The company is planning continued investment in the mature Block 0 concession as it strengthens long-term gas supply to Angola LNG. -
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Angola’s national concessionaire formalizes new risk-service contracts and block entries across the Kwanza and Congo Basins while advancing further exploration and emissions-reduction initiatives. -
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Angola Oil & Gas 2026 opened with a focus on long-term hydrocarbon development, more than $70 billion in projected investment, Sonangol’s expanding operational role and downstream growth. -
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The well encountered 25 meters of hydrocarbon-bearing sandstone offshore Angola, the third discovery on the block in four years. -
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Sonangol is targeting Kwanza as Angola’s next deepwater growth frontier, backed by renewed exploration, appraisal and international investment. -
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The Angola Oil & Gas 2026 Gala Dinner and Awards recognized the companies, projects and initiatives driving exploration, investment, local participation and energy development in Angola. -
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Pertamina plans to pursue upstream operations in Angola as Indonesia seeks long-term energy partnerships, investment opportunities and stronger bilateral ties. -
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The Angolan company is deploying locally-developed AI and machine learning solutions for seismic interpretation and reservoir simulation, with regional expansion underway. -
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TotalEnergies unveiled a joint five-year investment commitment as Angola’s leading international operators outlined new production, discoveries and exploration plans at AOG 2026. -
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SLB is combining AI, FWI and OBN technology to unlock unresolved Angolan subsurface potential and extract greater value from legacy seismic data. -
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TotalEnergies and ExxonMobil have identified new opportunities for Angolan suppliers as major offshore investments target production and asset life extension. -
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The FPSO is advancing toward it final construction phase, with first oil targeted for 2028. -
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The regulator is advancing a phased development strategy across the midstream sector as the country anticipates domestic gas demand to rise eighteenfold by 2050. -
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Sub-Saharan African refinery runs are expected to climb sharply in 2026, but a 65-million-ton clean-products shortfall and disruption to global trade routes are reinforcing the strategic importance of ... -
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Sancorp brings a vertically integrated trading, investment and upstream services model to AOG 2026 as an Elite Sponsor, with active discussions on deepwater block interests and a refinery equity stake ... -
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With corporate lending and financial services playing a critical role in translating investment into economic activity, Banco de Crédito do Sul will join Angola’s leading oil and gas forum as a sponso ... -
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Angola’s upstream regulator will lead a senior delegation to AOG 2026 as the country targets new investment across mature assets and frontier basins under its Hydrocarbon Strategy 2025–2050. -
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Executive Vice President – Multi-Client at TGS, David Hajovsky, will speak at AOG 2026 as the company expands seismic acquisition and reprocessing across Angola’s mature and frontier offshore basins. -
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U.S. manufacturer Cornerstone Valve is seeking an Angolan partner to support its expansion across the country’s offshore oil and gas market, targeting opportunities in both topside and subsea applicat ... -
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With Angola targeting sustained production from mature and new assets, SLB is scaling digital, AI and performance technologies from its Luanda hub to support the country’s upstream ambitions. -
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The awards recognize the companies, projects and initiatives driving investment, exploration, social impact and infrastructure development across Angola’s oil and gas sector. -
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From enterprise management and cloud solutions to AI, cybersecurity and energy efficiency, ITGest is supporting the technology infrastructure behind Angola’s evolving energy sector. -
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The acquisition strengthens Angola’s growing indigenous hydrocarbons sector ahead of the Angola Oil & Gas Conference, where investment, local participation and upstream growth will be central themes. -
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Indonesia’s senior diplomatic and energy leaders will join AOG 2026 to strengthen partnerships, investment and cooperation across Angola’s oil and gas sector. -
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S&P Global Energy’s participation comes at a pivotal moment for Angola, as the country enters a new production cycle with expanded output and renewed exploration in frontier provinces. -
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Replicating success stories in Nigeria, the forum aims to mobilize investment for Angolan companies operating across the oil and gas value chain. -
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Fernandes will lead a high-level IRDP delegation to the conference, including Antonio Feijó, Deputy Director General; Nelson de Carvalho, Head of the Commercial Relations, Tariffs and Pricing Departme ... -
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Angolan financial institution Banco Angolano de Investimentos (BAI) – a Silver Sponsor of AOG 2026 – is expanding its role in financing the country’s energy sector as domestic banks take on greater re ... -
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Solar Turbines is a global manufacturer of industrial gas turbines, gas compressors and related energy solutions, serving oil and gas and power generation customers worldwide. In Angola, the company h ... -
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Speaking ahead of the event, Omar Al Mesmar, Chairman of Dubai Investment Park, said the project is progressing in phases and has been designed to align with Angola’s long-term economic diversificatio ... -
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Moving around 240 million tons of oil, gas and products annually, bp Supply, Trading & Shipping will bring its global energy marketing and logistics expertise to Angola’s premier industry event. -
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Alfort Petroleum, Azule Energy and Corcel will bring geologists, geophysicists and subsurface specialists to AOG 2026 as seismic interpretation and geological analysis underpin Angola’s next explorati ... -
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The company has expanded from four to six business lines as it positions itself to support Angola's Hydrocarbon Strategy 2025-2050, targeting opportunities across the country's evolving upstream, down ... -
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The company views Angola’s proven hydrocarbon system, regulatory reforms and established infrastructure creating a competitive foundation for future exploration. -
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Two of Angola’s largest operators will host dedicated procurement workshops on September 8, giving Angolan companies direct insight into supplier requirements and contracting opportunities across majo ... -
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EY, SAP, MC Jurist and independent workplace researcher Rosana Ikeji will bring expertise spanning project execution, digital transformation, investment law and workforce wellbeing to AOG 2026. -
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After creating the conditions that supported a $70 billion investment pipeline, Angola’s upstream regulator is compiling a strategy to sustain production beyond 2050. -
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As gas commercialization, deepwater developments and a shifting exploration landscape reshape Angola’s upstream sector, Welligence will bring its market intelligence expertise to the Angola Oil & Gas ... -
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The company is leveraging AI, data analytics and digital logistics solutions to support Angola's growing offshore industry, while strengthening local content through workforce development and strategi ... -
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From KON 16 drilling to Block 15/06 production growth, upstream companies participating at AOG 2026 are advancing exploration, development and production across Angola’s oil and gas sector. -
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The company expects Angola's adoption of digital technologies to accelerate over the next five years as operators increasingly deploy AI, automation and predictive maintenance to extend asset life and ... -
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Angola’s downstream regulator will promote opportunities across refining, storage and LPG distribution as the country advances efforts to strengthen domestic fuel security and reduce import dependence ... -
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With a dedicated Oil & Gas banking division and financing solutions for service companies, BFA is strengthening the role of domestic capital in Angola's energy industry. -
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The company is co-sponsoring the upcoming Angola Oil & Gas conference alongside Corcel as KON-16 advances toward a mid-2027 drilling campaign. -
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As Angola’s national oil company expands its position across upstream production, refining and infrastructure, Sonangol Chairman Sebastião Gaspar Martins will join AOG 2026 to discuss the company’s ro ... -
Corcel returns to AOG 2026 as an Elite Sponsor alongside Sintana Energy as the companies advance exploration across Angola's onshore Kwanza Basin. -
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As Angola advances new exploration, mature-field redevelopment and gas projects, service providers are scaling technology, logistics and engineering capabilities to support the country's next investme ... -
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The Soyo development will convert Angolan natural gas into ammonia and urea for domestic and regional markets. -
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With close to $1 billion invested in the country and a growing role in energy and infrastructure financing, the institution is positioning itself as a strategic financial partner for Angola. -
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Banco Sol has strengthened its oil and gas offering with dedicated financing products aimed at improving liquidity for local service providers. -
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With Angola entering a new upstream investment cycle, global market intelligence leaders will explore the policies, projects and market dynamics driving future growth. -
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The Angolan operator is advancing exploration, field redevelopment and gas commercialization across its onshore Cabinda portfolio. -
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Angola's stable fiscal and policy environment has strengthened its investment appeal, but accelerating project delivery will determine the country's next phase of production growth. -
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The French energy major is expanding deepwater oil production, non-associated gas development and renewable generation across Angola. -
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Viridien is expanding advanced seismic coverage to support exploration decisions across Angola’s mature and frontier basins. -
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Senior leadership across exploration, commercial strategy and regional operations will shape discussions on Angola's next phase of oil and gas investment. -
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ExxonMobil joins AOG 2026 as Gold Sponsor, reinforcing its commitment to Angola as the country advances a $70 billion upstream investment strategy. -
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The environmental services company is advancing its circular waste management strategy while building the capabilities needed to support Angola's next phase of oil and gas decommissioning and regional ... -
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Executives from ReconAfrica, Afentra, Alfort Petroleum and Azule Energy will bring perspectives spanning frontier exploration, brownfield development and project finance to AOG 2026. -
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Leading service providers will showcase the technologies, engineering expertise and operational capabilities supporting Angola’s expanding oil and gas sector. -
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Development banks, investors and global lenders will explore financing strategies to accelerate Angola’s next wave of oil and gas projects. -
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ExxonMobil Angola Country Manager Brian Unietis joins AOG 2026 as the company advances a multi-faceted energy strategy in Angola. -
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TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné will speak at AOG 2026 amid major offshore oil expansion, first non-associated gas development and solar buildout in Angola. -
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Strategic sessions will connect investors, operators and policymakers around Angola’s most pressing oil and gas opportunities. -
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Speaking with event organizers, Executive Administrator Alexandre Simões said the company is focused on helping operators improve efficiency, reduce costs and optimize decision-making through AI, clou ... -
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Held during the official Gala Dinner on September 9 in Luanda, the awards will celebrate companies, projects and individuals making outstanding contributions across Angola’s oil and gas value chain. N ... -
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As Angola accelerates upstream investment, gas monetization and refining expansion, Sonangol’s participation at AOG 2026 underscores its central role in the country’s next phase of energy growth. -
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As Angola accelerates upstream, LNG and refining projects, demand is rising for critical flow control solutions that improve reliability, safety and operational efficiency across the energy value chai ... -
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As Angola accelerates frontier exploration across the Kwanza, Lower Congo and Namibe basins, seismic intelligence is becoming increasingly critical to de-risking investment and unlocking new drilling ... -
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Executives from AES, Siemens Energy, Copia Group, KAESO and FAMAR will join AOG 2026, showcasing expertise across power solutions, engineering, logistics, environmental services and local content deve ... -
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As geopolitical tensions expose vulnerabilities in international logistics networks, companies such as Brimont are expanding domestic manufacturing capacity to strengthen Angola’s industrial resilienc ... -
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Representatives from Etu Energias, Afentra and Alfort Petroleum will speak at this year’s Angola Oil & Gas conference, sharing insights into ongoing exploration campaigns and seismic acquisition progr ... -
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The company has introduced AI-powered software for seismic interpretation and oilfield management - solutions it plans on showcasing as an AOG Platinum Sponsor. -
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As offshore infrastructure ages, Angola is advancing strategies to manage end-of-life assets responsibly nationwide. -
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Industry associations will bring a global perspective to Angola Oil & Gas 2026 as the country advances exploration, production and refining ambitions. -
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The upcoming AOG 2026 conference will explore how digital infrastructure, intelligent operations and efficiency-driven innovation are supporting Angola’s next production cycle. -
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As Angola’s oil and gas sector evolves, Cabship is expanding its service offering through digital innovation, workforce development and integrated logistics solutions designed to support the next phas ... -
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The workshop will connect Angolan service companies directly with one of the country’s largest offshore operators ahead of a new wave of upstream investment. -
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Her participation comes as the two countries expand bilateral cooperation across refining, fuel security and mineral development, reflecting a broader regional push toward integrated African energy an ... -
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The company is advancing redevelopment projects, deepwater acquisitions and long-term production targets, reinforcing its position as one of Angola’s fastest-growing indigenous upstream players. -
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As Gulf tensions reshape oil markets, Angola is benefiting from higher crude prices while confronting the structural risks of fuel import dependence. -
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Targeting 250,000 bpd, the company has been advancing a series of offshore projects, traversing oil and non-associated gas. -
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The bp EVP for Production & Operations joins AOG 2026 as Azule Energy expands offshore oil production and scales Angola’s first non-associated gas development. -
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As Angola advances its deepwater exploration agenda, discussions at AOG 2026 are expected to shape the next phase of investment and collaboration across the sector. -
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TotalEnergies is spearheading a diverse investment approach in Angola, targeting frontier opportunities while scaling brownfield production. -
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Recent engagements with Japan, Gabon, Russia and the U.S. reinforce Angola’s drive to position itself as a regional hub for energy, infrastructure and industrial investment. -
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New offshore agreements, farm-ins and frontier studies are reinforcing Angola’s deepwater basins as a strategic growth zone for global upstream capital. -
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The AOG 2026 pre-conference in Luanda will advance investment, licensing, subsurface innovation, fiscal reform and local content strategies, setting the stage for Angola’s $70 billion upstream growth ... -
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Easy People’s Silver Sponsorship reflects its ambition to position digital infrastructure and IT solutions at the forefront of Angola’s upstream market. -
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As geopolitical disruptions reshape oil flows, Angola is positioning its basins as a high-return alternative for global capital. -
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Operators, policymakers and service providers are aligning around local participation targets as Angola positions local content as a core driver of long-term sector resilience. -
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Integrated logistics, local workforce development and offshore execution converge as Angola’s project pipeline expands. -
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Domestic capital is expected to step into the spotlight at AOG 2026 as Angola’s upstream, refining and infrastructure projects seek scalable financing solutions. -
New leadership at Muhatu signals a stronger push for women’s participation as Angola scales deepwater, gas and low-carbon projects. -
Nova liderança da Muhatu sinaliza um impulso renovado à participação das mulheres, num momento em que Angola avança com projectos em águas profundas, gás e soluções de baixo carbono.
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The company’s move into chemicals, water and health solutions aligns with Angola’s push to localize industrial capacity alongside oil and gas sector growth. -
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The meetings – spanning upstream investment, refining infrastructure, skills development and mining – reflect a coordinated effort to align Angola’s development agenda with Chinese capital and technic ... -
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From FPSO power solutions to local service capacity, Siemens Energy is scaling its role in Angola at a time when the country is pursuing gas expansion. -
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The company’s sponsorship reflects rising demand for waste management solutions as Angola accelerated exploration and production in 2026. -
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Petrobras’ experiences in Brazil could support Angola’s deepwater drive as the nation looks to sustain production and unlock new frontiers. -
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Afentra’s participation at Angola Oil & Gas 2026 supports its strategy to redevelop shallow water assets while advancing onshore exploration and new frontiers. -
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From high-level dealmaking and strategic dialogue to technical insights and project financing, Angola Oil & Gas 2026 will be the hub where the country’s next phase of oil and gas investment takes shap ... -
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The bank’s sponsorship signals growing financial sector alignment with Angola’s oil and gas expansion and local service company growth. -
Following the company’s return to Angola’s upstream market in 2025, Shell is advancing a $1 billion investment drive covering exploration activities at Blocks 19, 34 and 39. -
Yvonne Ike, Managing Director and Head of Sub-Saharan Africa at Bank of America, will bring her expertise in cross-border finance and capital markets to Angola Oil & Gas 2026. -
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Angola Oil & Gas is positioned as the premier event for the country’s oil and gas industry. -
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Through its joint venture company Azule Energy, Eni is reinforcing its role in Angola’s production growth strategy. -
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APPO Secretary General Farid Ghezali is expected to outline the role of the African Energy Bank in reshaping project financing in Africa during this year’s Angola Oil & Gas 2026 conference. -
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With major upstream and downstream milestones achieved and new licensing opportunities on the horizon, Angola Oil & Gas 2026 will convene industry leaders at a pivotal moment for the country’s oil and ... -
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Minister Pale will lead a Mozambican delegation to Angola Oil & Gas 2026 as the country advances major LNG projects and looks to strengthen regional gas collaboration. -
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Across three primary tracks - the Strategic, Technical and Roundtables Track - AOG 2026 will bring together policymakers, operators, financiers and technology providers to address challenges and oppor ... -
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With geopolitical disruption tightening supply from the Gulf, Angola's reform-driven licensing environment, flexible fiscal terms and active project pipeline are drawing renewed operator interest. -
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The company brings expertise surrounding advisory, assurance, tax and transaction to the event, supporting the country’s broader ambitions of increasing investment in exploration and production. -
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The company has been strengthening its insurance offerings in recent years amid a broader drive to support Angolan investment. -
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As conflict-driven crude gains lift near-term revenues, Angola is showing why Africa’s next energy advantage will depend on turning upstream strength into domestic refining security. -
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Famar Energies’ return to the event reflects its commitment to supporting the country’s evolving oil and gas value chain. -
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Angola is leveraging a new 920m2 data center and AI integration to optimize production, reduce emissions and showcase technological leadership in Africa’s burgeoning energy and technology landscape. -
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As operator of blocks KON 5 and KON 8 in the onshore Kwanza Basin, the company is advancing seismic interpretation and field evaluation efforts, supporting Angola’s broader onshore resurgence. -
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Angola Oil & Gas 2026 provides a strategic platform for Copia Group to strengthen partnerships and showcase its technical capabilities at the forefront of Angola’s expanding hydrocarbon portfolio. -
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Angola Oil & Gas 2026 offers a strategic platform for the facility to engage potential investors and construction firms as it looks toward second phase development. -
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Six months after first oil from the Agogo field, Azule Energy and the ANPG have launched full-field production at Ndungu, the second pillar of Block 15/06’s Integrated West Hub Development. -
With $2.5 billion secured in January alone, Sonangol’s blended financing strategy shows how African national oil companies are redefining access to capital in an era of tightening fossil fuel credit.
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Infill drilling and heavy workover programs across shallow water fields have the potential to turn Angola’s production landscape around. -
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Angola is positioning carbon markets as a key financing tool to enhance oil and gas project economics and attract sustainability-linked capital. -
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From lab-grown diamonds to regional competition, Angola is addressing key challenges across its diamond sector. -
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As one of Africa’s biggest oil and gas producers, Angola has established itself as a home for international capital. The country’s investment environment - built on stability and flexibility - has rep ... -
Scheduled for September 9th and 10th in Luanda, under the theme "Investing in Angola's Future," the conference follows the celebrations of Angola's 50th Independence Day in 2025, establishing itself a ...
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Decades of offshore success, a forward-looking exploration strategy and geology comparable to some of the South Atlantic’s most prolific basins underscore the scale, resilience and future potential of ... -
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With new projects starting up and exploration campaigns advancing, Angola is well positioned to sustain oil production above one million barrels per day. -
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“We have the main hub for Western Africa, here in Angola,” Granato said. “ We also have our main facilities, including our administrative office and all of our business units,” he explained. Oceaneeri ... -
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“We are adopting [a lot of software] enhanced by AI,” Da Silva stated. “We are using tools that provide much clearer visibility into our operations through interactive dashboards, giving us live data ... -
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The company is strengthening its local manufacturing base to deliver adaptable modular and metal engineering solutions for Angola’s energy industry. -
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At AOG 2025, Easy People showcases tailored cybersecurity and ICT solutions to strengthen Angola’s oil and gas sector. -
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The company is eyeing blocks similar to 20/11, leveraging technical expertise and AI to boost recovery rates. -
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“AI improves efficiency. Solutions can be applied to improve operations in an LNG plant, offshore production, or even during oil and gas transportation,” Afonso said. He highlighted a specific case, “ ... -
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Shell Trading & Shipping is helping local firms secure more regular crude lifting, improve cash flow and access financing – capitalizing on new opportunities for smaller players, as highlighted at the ... -
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Angolan fabrication firm Sonamet is eyeing entry into Namibia, seeking to export Angolan expertise and local content know-how to the wider region. -
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Banco de Comércio e Indústria (BCI) is stepping up its support for Angola’s energy sector through tailored digital platforms and operational solutions designed to meet the industry’s competitive deman ... -
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The outcomes of the latest edition of AOG underscore the event’s role as the premier meeting place for the country’s oil and gas industry. -
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This year’s Angola Oil & Gas conference featured several impactful deals signed, reaffirming the event’s position as the premier dealmaking platform in the country. -
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As part of the agreement, the production agreement for the block has been extended to December 31, 2032. -
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A women in energy panel discussion at AOG 2025 explored the transformative role of gender inclusion in Angola’s oil and gas industry. -
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The agreement expands the acreage of Block 15 – one of the country’s legacy assets. -
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The mentorship program is also endorsed by Angola’s Minister of Finance and will foster skills, networks and leadership through Muhatu’s industry initiative. -
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Mentorship is transforming Angola’s oil and gas sector, empowering women leaders, driving diversity and strengthening the industry’s long-term sustainability. -
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This diverse exploration strategy aims to maximize output at operational fields while unlocking deposits in exploration blocks.This diverse exploration strategy aims to maximize output at operational ... -
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ReconAfrica is set to begin surface sampling in Angola’s Damara Fold Belt, marking its first field activity under a new partnership with Sonangol. -
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The energy major strives to enhance feedstock for the Angola LNG plant by exploring new avenues in non-associated gas. -
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The company is pursuing new opportunities in Angola following its acquisition of a 35% stake in Block 6/14 earlier this year. -
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At AOG 2025, ARDA called for increased synergy between all areas of the oil and gas value chain in Angola to drive energy security and attract further investment to the sector. -
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Angola’s local companies are tapping into alternative sources of financing to drive projects forward. -
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The deal represents the first operating license for Afentra in Angola. -
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A panel discussion at AOG 2025 explored value of long-term planning when it comes to workforce training and development in Angola. -
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Speaking at Angola Oil & Gas 2025, Katrina Fisher, Country Manager for Angola at ExxonMobil, outlined the company’s next plans for Block 15. -
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The company will drill one exploration well per year with the aim of mitigating production decline and bringing new fields online. -
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Delivering a keynote address at AOG 2025, Namibia’s Maggy Shino highlighted how regional collaboration can fuel development in southern Africa. -
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The agreement marks Copia Group of Companies’ entrance into Angola’s geoscience community. -
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The company is implementing a multi-faceted exploration strategy, with upcoming drilling campaigns planned in both frontier and producing blocks. -
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Spearheaded by the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Petroleum and Gas and the African Energy Chamber, the scholarships were awarded to four petroleum students. -
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Alfort Petroleum is expected to submit the proposal to Angola’s national concessionaire by the second quarter of next year. -
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Delivering welcome addresses at the Angola Oil & Gas Conference and Exhibition, energy majors bp, Eni and TotalEnergies reiterated their commitment to driving oil and gas production. -
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Taking place in Luanda, Angola Oil & Gas 2025 is the premier dealmaking platform for the country’s oil and gas sector. -
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The investment prospect comes as the ANPG plans to launch a new licensing round by Q4, 2025 along with the start of gas production by December this year. -
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Speaking in a fireside chat during Angola Oil & Gas 2025, Etu Energias’ CEO Edson dos Santos announced that the company is pursuing new M&A transactions in Angola. -
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Coinciding with Angola 50 years of independence celebration, Angola Oil & Gas takes place in Luanda this week. -
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Speaking in a fireside chat during Angola Oil & Gas 2025, Minister Diamantino Azevedo announced that the 2025 licensing round will be opened by the end of this year. -
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APPO Secretary General Omar Faoruk Ibrahim announced that the Africa Energy Bank launch date will be finalized at the next APPO Ministerial meeting. -
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Speaking in a panel discussion at Angola Oil & Gas 2025, leading operators affirmed their commitment to Angola’s oil and gas future. -
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Taking place on the eve of Angola’s 50 years of independence, the AOG Awards honored industry leaders shaping the country’s oil and gas industry. -
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The first shipment from the Agogo Integrated West Hub development project comes one month following the start of production at the Agogo and Ndungu oil fields. -
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Situated in the Kwanza basin, Block 6/24 is supported by a suite of 2D and 3D seismic data. -
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Initial assessments of Block 1/14 suggest up to 1 trillion cubic feet of natural gas. -
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The company remains committed to investing in oil and gas exploration projects, with a view to generating capital to drive the development of the supply chain. -
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FIRST E&P has announced plans to increase oil production to 250,000 bpd of oil equivalent and 1 billion standard cubic of natural gas processing by 2030. -
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Elitsa Georgieva, Executive Director, CITAC, highlighted rising demand, refinery shortfalls and investment in logistics as opportunities to boost Africa’s mid- and downstream sectors. -
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With stakes in three onshore blocks covering an area of 3,000 km², Corcel is planning additional seismic data acquisition to support upcoming exploration activities. -
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The ANPG offers insight into Angola’s Incremental Production Decree during the Angola Oil & Gas 2025 pre-conference on September 2. -
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ExxonMobil is deploying innovative technology to improve safety, reduce inspection time and enhance data quality across its offshore operations in Angola. -
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Delivering a presentation on its energy transition strategy, Angola’s national oil company Sonangol detailed ongoing projects in solar and electric mobility. -
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The wel-lok bismuth alloy plug enhances well integrity, reduces costs and supports abandonment operations. -
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As part of the strategy, the IRDP aims to boost national fuel storage capacity to 1.3 million cubic meters of liquid and gas fuels by 2027. -
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Copia Group has indicated that proper supervision and operational efficiency has the potential to drive onshore development in Angola’s oil and gas industry. -
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Angola’s national oil company has been spearheading an aggressive expansion strategy in recent years, driving exploration, production and broader development. -
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Taking place in Luanda from September 3-4, Angola Oil & Gas is the premier event for the country’s hydrocarbon industry. -
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Taking place next week in Luanda, Angola Oil & Gas is the premier event for the country’s hydrocarbon value chain. -
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The procurement masterclass will be led by some of the country’s biggest oil and gas operators. Speakers include Adão Costa, Procurement Manager at energy major ExxonMobil Angola, and Maurizio Lapichi ... -
Headlining this year’s event are ministers, c-level executives and energy leaders from across the global and regional oil and gas landscape. These include ministers from Angola, Namibia, Gabon and mor ...
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Speakers from ExxonMobil, Chevron, bp, Corcel and ACE Energy are speaking at this year’s Angola Oil & Gas conference. -
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A member of the AFC since 2022, Angola has been deepening its partnership with the organization in recent years. The country became the AFC’s latest sovereign shareholder, with a landmark equity inves ... -
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The company is committed to expanding its retail services, with a view to advancing sustainable fuel supply in Angola. -
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With a strong track record in Nigeria, FIRST E&P brings significant experience to the Angolan oil and gas market. -
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Building on its multi-sector experience in Angola, Copia Group of Companies offers specialized services for the oil and gas industry. These include infrastructure for oil facilities, transport and log ... -
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Workshops hosted during the pre-conference will delve into a variety of strategic topics, from shallow water exploration to enhancing inspections to quality control and onshore pre-salt exploration. -
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Corcel and Sintana Energy have partnered as a Champion Sponsor of this year’s Angola Oil & Gas event, reflecting their commitment to advancing onshore exploration in the country. -
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The Deals & Showcases Track is geared towards both Angolan youth as well as the country’s service providers, entrepreneurs and innovators. Led by major players, the track will introduce key solutions ... -
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The consulting and procurement company has been making strides towards improving its services and solutions in support of Angolan oil and gas projects. -
Taking place September 3-4 in Luanda, this next edition of the AOG conference comes as Angola celebrates 50 years of independence in 2025.
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Taking place on the eve of Angola’s 50 years of independence celebration, the event offers an avenue for new investment across Angola’s oil and gas value chain. -
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Representatives from some of Angola’s biggest oil and gas players have joined the Angola Oil & Gas conference to discuss investments, projects and future deals. -
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Descalzi’s participation comes as the Eni-bp joint venture Azule Energy announces major project advancements. -
Angola’s biggest operators will take the stage at Angola Oil & Gas 2025, participating in a series of ‘in-conversation with’ sessions to offer insights into opportunities and challenges across the mar ...
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Taking place September 3-4 in Luanda, Angola Oil & Gas is the largest event of its kind in the country. -
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With an extensive footprint across the market, TotalEnergies is advancing a series of large-scale offshore hydrocarbon projects in Angola. -
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The company’s participation comes as Angola strives to improve oil and gas operational efficiency through digital solutions. -
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As a leading upstream operator, Angola’s national oil company Sonangol is at the forefront of the country’s energy sector, with growing investments across upstream, downstream and industrial segments. -
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Angola Oil & Gas conference will feature representatives from the legal and finance sectors to unpack the country’s energy reforms and investment flows from September 3 – 4, 2025 in Luanda. -
Among the highlights of the pre-conference agenda, Angola’s downstream regulator the Petroleum Derivatives Regulatory Institute (IRDP) will host a workshop on Investment Opportunities in Angola’s Down ...
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These exclusive passes offer access to the Angola Oil & Gas 2025 exhibition, featuring a strong floor of leading oil, gas and technology companies.
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Angola’s national oil company is spearheading several large-scale oil and gas projects, with its anticipated IPO set to support future investments. -
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EY’s return to the event reflects its commitment to supporting Angolan oil, gas and infrastructure projects. -
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Representatives from Panoro Energy, ReconAfrica, Corcel, Sintana Energy and FIRST E&P have joined this year’s Angola Oil & Gas conference. -
On the back of a licensing round which concluded in 2024, the country is witnessing a surge of investment onshore, unlocking new opportunities for production growth as Angola strives to sustain output ...
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As the country’s upstream regulator, the ANPG has been making considerable strides towards opening-up the market to foreign investment, with recent reforms and block opportunities set to drive the nex ...
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Panel discussions on Angola’s downstream and logistics sectors will provide insight into how the country is expanding regional distribution networks.
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As Angola’s oil and gas industry grows, the country’s oilfield service providers are stepping-up their technologies and solutions to drive projects forward. -
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Murray Auchincloss’ participation reflects bp’s commitment to drive impactful oil and gas projects in Angola. -
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With up to 72% of the country’s deepwater acreage unexplored, Gabon offers lucrative opportunities for frontier explorers. -
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Strengthened cooperation between Namibia and Angola will support the development of both on- and offshore hydrocarbon reserves. -
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Angola Oil & Gas 2025 takes place from September 3-4 in Luanda. -
One of the featured sessions – the “Ministerial Panel: Increased Production Through Investment-Friendly Reforms” – will highlight the regulatory strategies supporting production growth. The panel will ...
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Through developments such as the Sanha Lean Gas Connection project and the upcoming Q&M fields, Chevron is gearing up for expanded gas production in Angola. -
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The company was named operator of Block CON 8 in Angola’s onshore Lower Congo Basin during the country’s 2023 bid round. -
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As the premier event for the country’s oil and gas sector, AOG takes place on the eve of Angola’s 50 years of independence in 2025, celebrating 50 years of sovereignty and hydrocarbon leadership. Exam ... -
AOG 2025 is the premier event for the country’s oil and gas industry, with a multi-track program examining opportunities across the entire petroleum value chain.
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The multimodal logistics operator is strengthening Angola’s supply chains through the development and management of logistics and port facilities, joining Angola Oil & Gas 2025 as a Bronze Sponsor. -
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During AOG 2025, Bof will participate in a panel discussion titled: From Extraction to Expansion: Financing Angola’s Oil & Gas’ Development, where he is expected to share insight into the role of mult ... -
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AES strives to become a leading national company providing integrated waste management services in Angola. -
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Phase one of the refinery is on track to begin operations in 2025, offering a boost to Angola’s oil refining capacity. -
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Targeting 250,000 barrels per day, Azule Energy is developing a series of offshore oil and gas projects in Angola. -
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The company has a strong record of delivering innovative solutions to the offshore oil and gas industry in Angola. -
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Targeting enhanced fuel security, Angola is rolling out an ambitious downstream development strategy. -
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The company’s gold sponsorship reflects a broader commitment to strengthening the country’s logistics infrastructure. -
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The company is undertaking an ambitious drilling and production plan in 2025, aligning with Angola’s goal of sustaining crude production above one million barrels per day. -
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Spearheaded by APPO and the African Export-Import Bank, the Africa Energy Bank will have an initial capital of $5 billion, supporting upcoming oil, gas and energy projects across the continent.
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