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Offshore Africa - December 2025

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Offshore Africa Description:

Herausgeber: Jubert-Communications-Limited

Kategorie: Business

Sprache: English

Frequenz: 11 Issues/Year

Offshore Africa magazine is the voice of the African oil and gas industry. The publication is launched to highlight recent developments in the oil and gas sectors in Africa.

In dieser Ausgabe

SOLEWANT REDEFINES OIL PIPELINE SECURITY

Africa’s Gas Paradox: Rich Reserves, Weak Demand

Egypt Fast-Tracks Energy Investment Revival

Congo Cobalt Halt Jolts Global EV Supply

ReconAfrica's Kavango West Discovery Reinforces Namibia's Onshore Potential

Reconnaissance Energy Africa's latest drilling results in northeast Namibia are injecting new momentum into the country's frontier onshore play, with early data from the Kavango West 1X well strengthening the commercial case for the Damara Fold Belt and raising investor confidence in Namibia's emerging hydrocarbon narrative.

1 mins

Nigeria Targets $10B Investment with 50 Oil & Gas Blocks

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has officially opened the Nigeria 2025 Licensing Round, a major initiative aimed at revitalizing the country's oil and gas sector.

2 mins

OPEC+ Capacity Audit Plan Poses New Realities for African Producers

OPEC+'s decision to institute annual third-party audits of member production capacity marks one of the most consequential structural shifts in the alliance's quota-setting framework in over a decade -and the impact on African producers will be significant.

1 mins

Libya's First Deepwater Well Could Reshape Sirte Basin Portfolio

Libya is preparing to drill its first deepwater exploration well in the Sirte Basin, a move that could alter the country's long-term production profile and re-energize international investor interest after years of stagnation.

1 mins

TotalEnergies to Launch Major Appraisal Campaign to Advance Mopane Discovery in Namibia

TotalEnergies is preparing to launch a new exploration and appraisal campaign aimed at accelerating development of the Mopane discovery in Namibia's Orange Basin-one of the world's most closely watched frontier oil provinces.

1 mins

Africa in Focus as Lukoil Seeks Buyers for Oil Assets

Russian energy giant Lukoil is moving to divest its international assets following U.S. sanctions, with Africa emerging as a critical focus for potential buyers.

1 mins

Solewant Leads New Era of Oil Pipeline Protection

Nigeria's oil and gas industry is quietly entering one of its most stable periods in more than a decade, driven by a convergence of improved security, decisive state action, private-sector innovation, and unprecedented technology deployment across the Niger Delta.

3 mins

Panoro Energy Advances Gabon Growth, Restores EG Output, and Sharpens Exploration Focus

Panoro Energy's Q3 2025 trading update underscores the company's disciplined growth strategy across its African portfolio, with rising output, an active drilling slate, and accelerating exploration workstreams that position the Oslo-listed independent for a stronger 2026.

1 mins

Egypt Accelerates Energy Investments Amid Economic Recovery

Egypt is reinforcing its position as a regional energy hub as President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi met with Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi to review the Italian group's investments and discuss new initiatives.

1 mins

Eco Atlantic Consolidates African Offshore Position as Block 1 Renamed in Honour of Late Co-Founder

Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas has delivered a steady second-quarter update marked by strategic progress across its African and South American acreage and a significant renaming of its South African asset to honour the company's late co-founder, Colin Brent Kinley.

1 mins

Africa's Gas Paradox: Vast Reserves, Weak Demand - And a Race Against Time

Africa's natural gas story is no longer about scarcity. It is about underutilisation, weak industrial demand, and a rapidly narrowing window of opportunity.

2 mins

Congo LNG Phase 2 Starts Up Early with Nguya FLNG

Eni has advanced the Republic of Congo's entry into the global LNG market with the early startup of Phase 2 of the Congo LNG project, following the arrival of the Nguya FLNG unit and the introduction of gas into the expanded offshore infrastructure network.

2 mins

Eni's Expanding LNG Ambitions: What Its New Deal With Türkiye Means for African Gas Producers

Eni's newly announced 10-year LNG supply agreement with Turkish state energy company BOTAŞ marks another calculated step in the Italian major's global gas strategy--but its implications will be felt most acutely across Africa's emerging and established LNG frontiers.

1 mins

Angola's NGC Startup Resets the Country's Gas Trajectory

Azule Energy's commissioning of the 400-MMscfd New Gas Consortium (NGC) plant in Soyo marks more than a project milestone-it signals a structural shift in Angola's upstream gas strategy at a time when regional competition for LNG market share is intensifying.

1 mins

Heirs Energies Deal Signals Nigeria's Gas Shift

Heirs Energies' OML 17 flaregas commercialisation push marks a decisive moment for Nigeria's gas-led industrialisation agenda, signalling a rare blend of operational delivery, regulatory alignment and brownfield innovation that could shift market confidence in Africa's largest energy economy.

1 mins

Afripower Advances 40 MWp Moramanga Solar Project, Strengthening Madagascar's Grid Reliability

Afripower has commenced installation works for its flagship 40 MWp solar photovoltaic project in Moramanga, marking a pivotal step in Madagascar's effort to stabilise power supply and reduce dependence on imported fuels.

1 mins

BYD's Rapid South Africa Expansion Signals Africa's EV Future

Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD is accelerating at a pace that is rapidly reshaping the automotive landscape in South Africa—and soon, the rest of the continent.

3 mins

Global Oil Outlook: Brent Could Slip into the $30s Amid Oversupply, Goldman Sachs Advises Caution

Global oil markets are facing mounting pressure from a wave of oversupply, with some analysts warning of significant price declines over the next two years.

2 mins

Ghana Considers Springfield Stake Acquisition to Accelerate Afina Development: Balancing Opportunity and Risk

Ghana's government is reportedly in discussions to acquire Springfield Exploration & Production Limited's (SEP) operating stake in the West Cape Three Points Block 2 (WCTP 2), home to the high-potential Afina oil and gas discovery.

2 mins

Solomon Ewanehi Launches Transformative Energy Blueprint for Africa

In a momentous convergence of ideas, leadership, and vision, Solewant Group's Group Managing Director, Mr. Solomon Ewanehi, unveiled his landmark book Unlocking Africa's Energy Future – Strategies for Sustainable Growth and Development during the 9th Africa Energy Summit in Port Harcourt.

3 mins

South Africa's Energy Lifeline Faces a Critical Investment Crossroads

South Africa's fuel security rests heavily on a single stretch of coastal infrastructure-the Durban Island View Precinct (IVP).

1 mins

GOIL Strengthens Collaboration with Transporters to Enhance Operational Efficiency

Under the leadership of Mr. Edward Abambire Bawa, Group Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, GOIL PLC recently held a strategic engagement session with the leadership of the GOIL Transporters Union.

1 mins

Dangote Assures Nigerians of Fuel Supply at Christmas

Nigerians may finally be entering a new era of fuel security as Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man and owner of the Dangote Refinery, has given firm assurances that the country will have more than enough petrol to meet domestic demand throughout the holiday season.

1 mins

Senegal's Energy Regulators Confront the Hard Question: What Is a "Fair" Electricity Price?

Senegal's ongoing debate over how to price electricity received fresh clarity this week as Elhadji Diakhaté, Director of Economic Regulation at the Commission de Régulation du Secteur de l'Électricité (CRSE), delivered one of the most detailed public explanations yet of the country's tariff-setting dilemma.

2 mins

Africa's Electricity Access Crisis: Financing Remains the Missing Link

Africa remains the least electrified region in the world, with nearly 600 million people—two in every five Africans—still without electricity.

2 mins

Ghana's Endless Tariff Cycle Exposes the Real Crisis: Corruption, Dollarized Costs, and Inefficiency

Ghana's latest round of utility tariff hikes-9.86% for electricity and 15.92% for water-arriving under the 2026-2030 Multi-Year Tariff Order (MYTO), offers yet another reminder of a long-running policy problem: authorities continue to reach for the easiest lever in the toolbox while avoiding the structural failures driving the country's unsustainable utility costs.

2 mins

Aed Energy Deploys Advanced Thermal Storage in Nigeria

Aed Energy, the UK-based innovator developing nextgeneration thermal energy storage, has achieved a major technical leap with the successful operation of its high-temperature thermal storage demonstrator in London—before shipping the system to Nigeria for one of Africa’s first real-world TPV-integrated thermal storage deployments.

1 mins

Simandou's First Iron Ore Shipment Sets Sail, for China

A deep-sea cargo vessel carrying 200,000 tons of high-grade iron ore has departed Guinea's Port of Morebaya for China, marking the long-awaited commercial debut of the Simandou project-one of the world's largest untapped iron ore deposits.

1 mins

Kenya: Conduit for Illicit Gold Exports

A dramatic surge in Kenya's gold shipments over the past year has revived long-standing concerns that the country is functioning less as an origin of metal and more as a transit hub for illicit gold flows from conflict-affected neighbours.

3 mins

Congo's Cobalt Export Pause Sends Shockwaves Through Global EV Supply Chains

Nearly ten months after the Democratic Republic of Congo—responsible for 70% of global cobalt mine production—halted its exports, the market is still feeling the ripple effects.

2 mins

South Africa Bets on a New Gold Chapter

South Africa’s first new underground gold mine in 15 years is now officially in production — and while modest in scale, the project signals a strategic shift for a sector long considered past its prime.

1 mins

Eni Ghana Sweeps Top Energy Honors

Eni Ghana dominated the 9th Ghana Energy Awards at the Labadi Beach Hotel, clinching two of the night's most prestigious honours.

1 mins

Namibia Names New Energy Minister Amid Quiet Shake-Up in Strategic Sector

Namibia's President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has appointed Modestus Amutse as the country's new Minister of Industries, Mines & Energy, marking a significant reshuffle in one of Namibia's most strategically important portfolios.

1 mins

Ghana-Zambia Mineral Collaboration

Ghana and Zambia-two of Africa's most resource-endowed nationsare taking bold steps toward a new era of mineral cooperation that could redefine how the continent manages and benefits from its natural wealth.