About the event: 

African Energy Week (AEW) is the African Energy Chamber’s annual event, uniting African energy leaders, global investors and executives from across the public and private sector for four days of intense dialogue on the future of the African energy industry.

Find us at the event: 

Stand S24 (opposite the Feature and Catering Area)

Wood Mackenzie speaking engagements: 

5th November | 01:00 pm- 02:00pm | Ballroom East and Ballroom West

Panel Discussion: The Future of Gas in Africa’s Energy Markets 

Gavin Thompson, Vice Chairman, Europe, Middle East and Africa

6th November  | 12:30pm - 01:45pm | Elephant Stage, Hall 1B

AEW Town Hall: Invest in Nigeria Energies

Mansur Mohammed, Head of West Africa Upstream Research

6th November | 11:15am - 12:00am | Lion Stage, Ballroom West

Panel Discussion: A new Era for Nigerian Oil and Gas

Mansur Mohammed, Head of West Africa Upstream Research

6th November | 04:00 pm- 05:00pm | Elephant Stage

Roundable Discussion: Invest in the Republic of Congo Energies

David Parkinson, VP Energy Consulting

7th November | 12:15pm - 01:00pm | Lion Stage, Ballroom West

Panel Discussion: Driving the Growth of African LNG and FLNG

Ian Thom, Director, Upstream Research

7th November | 03:15pm - 04:00pm | Lion Stage, Ballroom West

Panel Discussion: The African Upstream: Investment Trends and Future Opportunities

Ian Thom, Director, Upstream Research

Technical Sessions

Wednesday 6th November | 02:30pm - 15:00pm | Stage 1: Exhibition Floor

Africa’s role in the energy transition

In this session, Wood Mackenzie will use our Energy Transition Outlook to highlight how Africa can seize a golden opportunity to simultaneously tackle energy poverty at home while benefitting from the world’s need for lower carbon resources.

Gavin Thompson, Vice Chairman, Europe, Middle East and Africa

Thursday 7th November | 01:00pm - 01:30pm | Stage 1: Exhibition Floor

Maintaining Exploration Relevance

In this session, Wood Mackenzie will present its latest view on the ongoing need for exploration, describe how Africa has contributed in the past and what it takes for Africa, or any region, to continue to be a destination of choice for exploration dollars.

Africa has all the necessary conditions to provide advantaged resources that can benefit both governments and investors, and with a refocused upstream industry now is the time to capitalise on its resource endowment

David Parkinson, VP Energy Consulting

Attending the event or want to know more on how to attend? Book a meeting with the team by filling out the form.