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Offshore Africa - February 2026

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Offshore Africa Description:

Uitgever: Jubert-Communications-Limited

Categorie: Business

Taal: English

Frequentie: 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.

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February 2026

Egypt's Western Desert Discoveries Signal Upstream Revival

Egypt's latest oil and gas discoveries in the Western Desert are reinforcing growing optimism that the country's upstream sector is emerging from a prolonged downturn.

1 mins

Africa's Offshore Frontier Tests Investor Nerves

Côte d'Ivoire is fast emerging as one of West Africa's most closely watched offshore frontiers, as mixed exploration results sharpen both optimism and caution across the region.

1 mins

Gambia's Offshore Reawakens

After several quiet years, The Gambia's offshore oil and gas sector is stirring back to life, as renewed licensing activity and regional exploration success refocus attention on the West African margin. Long overshadowed by prolific neighbours, the country is once again attracting serious industry interest.

1 mins

Perenco Lifts PNGF Sud Output Past 32,000 bpd

Perenco has delivered a meaningful production uplift at the PNGF Sud field complex offshore Congo, underscoring the value of disciplined infill drilling in mature offshore assets.

1 mins

Etame Reaffirms Gabon's Offshore Value

Vaalco Energy has delivered a timely boost to Gabon's offshore outlook, confirming a connected and productive reservoir system at the Etame field and reinforcing the asset's role as a steady contributor in a mature basin.

1 mins

Nigeria's Indigenous Capital Steps Forward as TotalEnergies Recalibrates

TotalEnergies' decision to divest its 10% non-operated stake in the Renaissance joint venture marks another defining moment in the quiet but consequential reshaping of Nigeria's upstream oil and gas sector.

1 mins

Namibia Oil & Gas 2026: Shaping Energy's Future

The 4th Namibia Oil and Gas Conference and Exhibition will take place from 18-21 August 2026 in Windhoek, promising to be the continent's premier platform for shaping the future of Namibia's oil and gas industry.

1 mins

Panoro Energy's Africa Outlook For 2026

Panoro Energy enters 2026 with a strong African growth pipeline, building on a record production performance in 2025 and a disciplined financial strategy.

1 mins

Bentley Systems Accelerates AI-Driven Infrastructure Analytics

The modern era depends on two invisible but indispensable networks: power grids and cellular systems.

1 mins

Africa's Energy Titans Converge in Accra

Accra is set to become the epicentre of Africa's energy and mining conversation as the 4th Africa Energy and Mining Summit & Exhibition opens on October 27-28, 2026, marking the 15th anniversary of Offshore Africa Energy and Mining Magazine.

1 mins

Eni Sells Baleine Stake to SOCAR

Eni has signed a binding agreement with Azerbaijan's state energy firm SOCAR to sell a 10% stake in Côte d'Ivoire's Baleine offshore project, the country's flagship hydrocarbon development.

1 mins

Heirs Energies Deepens Nigerian Energy Leadership with Strategic Seplat Stake

Heirs Energies has made a landmark move in Nigeria's oil and gas sector by acquiring the full 20.07% equity stake in Seplat Energy Ple previously held by Maurel & Prom S.A., purchasing 120.4 million shares at GBP 3.05 per share in a deal valued at approximately US$500 million.

1 mins

ONS 2026: Courage at a Defining Moment for Global Energy

As the global energy system confronts climate urgency, geopolitical tension and persistent energy insecurity, the Offshore Northern Seas (ONS) Conference and Exhibition 2026 arrives at a decisive moment.

1 mins

Ntorya partners advancing Tanzania natural gas project

The partners developing the Ntorya natural gas field in Tanzania expect to complete and commission the 35-km pipeline connecting it to the 210-MMcfd Madimba gas processing plant in third-quarter 2026.

1 mins

Africa's AI Moment: Power, Gas and the Race to Build Digital Sovereignty

Africa stands at a pivotal juncture in the global artificial intelligence and data centre boom.

3 mins

Mozambique LNG Back on Track

TotalEnergies' decision to relaunch its Mozambique LNG project marks a pivotal moment for both the company and the country's long-stalled gas ambitions.

1 mins

ANOH Gas Project Achieves First Gas

Seplat Energy Plc (“Seplat” or the “Company”), a leading Nigerian independent energy company listed on both the Nigerian Exchange Limited and London Stock Exchange, is pleased to announce that the 300 MMscfd ANOH gas project has achieved first gas.

2 mins

Aging Platforms Drive Angola's Methane Emissions

Angola's offshore methane challenge is driven less by oil output than by the age of its infrastructure.

1 mins

Africa's LNG Reckoning as Renewables Turn the Screws

For much of the past decade, liquefied natural gas has been sold to Africa—and by Africa—as the fuel of destiny.

3 mins

Libya's Oil Reckoning: America Returns, Ambition Rises

Libya’s long-dormant oil superpower ambitions are stirring again, propelled by an unmistakable shift in Western—and especially American—engagement.

4 mins

Libya's Oil Reckoning: America Returns, Ambition Rises

Libya’s long-dormant oil superpower ambitions are stirring again, propelled by an unmistakable shift in Western—and especially American—engagement.

4 mins

GOIL Soars as Shares Surge, Fuel Falls

GOIL PLC has emerged as one of the most compelling success stories on the Ghana Stock Exchange in 2025, delivering a rare combination of strong shareholder returns and direct consumer relief at the pumps-an alignment that has reignited investor confidence and strengthened its national brand.

1 mins

West Africa Buys More Indian Diesel

West Africa is importing increasing volumes of diesel from India as European Union sanctions on fuel derived from Russian crude trigger a major reordering of global oil flows.

1 mins

Fuel Relief Ahead as Rand Roars Back

South African motorists are heading into February with rare good news at the pumps.

1 mins

Solewant Group Taking Nigerian Content Global

In a global energy industry increasingly defined by supply-chain resilience, technological sophistication and local capacity, few African companies have projected Nigeria's industrial ambitions as visibly and credibly as Solewant Group.

4 mins

GNPC, Petrobras Target Voltaian Basin Exploration

Ghana's long-marginalized onshore Voltaian Basin has returned to the strategic spotlight as the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) deepens technical engagement with Brazil's national oil company, Petrobras.

1 mins

NamibiaOilAndGas.com leverages Data Sovereignty in Africa's Newest Energy Hub

As Namibia stands on the precipice of a generational economic transformation, the global spotlight has intensified on the Orange Basin.

3 mins

Data Centres: Africa's Unlikely Power Fix

Africa's chronic electricity shortages are colliding with a fast-growing digital economy-and that collision may offer a rare opportunity for power sector reform.

1 mins

Nigeria's Power Paradox: Subsidies, Debt, and a Broken Market

Nigeria’s electricity sector is trapped in a deepening paradox: despite repeated tariff reforms and bold policy pronouncements, the cost of keeping the lights on for consumers is bleeding the state dry while failing to fix the system's core dysfunctions.

3 mins

Africa's Currencies and Debt Strategies Diverge Amid Volatility

A fresh round of currency moves across Africa is underscoring the uneven economic recovery confronting the continent's frontier and emerging markets.

1 mins

Africa In A World Awash With Oil

Global oil markets are entering 2026 with an unusual combination of modest demand growth and abundant supply, a dynamic that carries mixed implications for Africa’s producers.

1 mins

Nigeria Clarifies Path for 2025 Oil Licensing Round

Nigeria has sharpened its pitch to global upstream investors as the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) intensifies engagement ahead of the country’s 2025 Licensing Round, offering 50 oil and gas blocks across frontier, onshore, shallow-water and deepwater terrains.

1 mins

Tanzania Expands Mining Ties with India, Korea

Tanzania is strengthening its mining sector through strategic partnerships with India and Korea.

1 mins

Gold Set to Shatter $6,000 Barrier in 2026

Gold is accelerating into historic territory in 2026, with leading banks and commodities strategists projecting prices could reach - and potentially exceed - $6,000 per ounce.

2 mins

High-Grade Gold Emerges at Enchi

Newcore Gold's latest diamond drilling results from the Boin Gold Deposit at its 100%-owned Enchi Project in Ghana mark a technical and strategic inflection point for the company, underscoring the depth potential of a district-scale gold system that remains materially underexplored.

1 mins

Uganda's Golden Leap: From Coffee to Bullion Powerhouse

Uganda's export landscape has undergone a seismic shift.

1 mins

Ghana's Gold Reforms: Fair Value or Risk?

Ghana's renewed push to extract greater value from its gold sector is both politically inevitable and economically fraught.

2 mins

Cote d'Ivoire- Ghana Maritime Boundary Dispute- The Negotiations

The Negotiation Phase- The negotiation process itself has to be looked at in two distinct phases; one from April 2010 to April 2011 in which Ghana was effectively driving Cote d'Ivoire into submission, and that from April 2012 to December 2014 with Ghana on the retreat, following wrongful political and technical decisions.

4 mins

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