Join our Africa Oil Week sessions
Simon Flowers Chairman, Chief Analyst and author of The Edge, is an advisory board member for AOW. During the event, Simon will be presenting and hosting the following sessions:
Presentation: Upstream African Market in 2022 and Beyond - Outlook for E&P on the Continent - Taking Place: Tuesday 04 October / 09:15 - 09:30
The last few years have been challenging not just for the African market, but globally. Could 2022 be seen as a significant turning point for Africa?
TotalEnergies Interview: With Henri-Max Ndong Nzue, SVP Africa Division, E&P, TotalEnergies. - Taking Place: Tuesday 04 October / 10:00 - 10:30
The outlook from Oil Majors in Africa. How are the majors going to participate in the African upstream in the near, mid, and long term– Exclusive insights to the strategies of the majors at a time when we face uncertainty around commitments to Africa.
ENI Interview: With Luca Vignati, Head of Upstream, Eni - Taking place: Wednesday 5 October / 13:30 – 13.50
Transition, security and growth – the IEC view on the outlook for Africa’s upstream sector
For more information, please visit the event agenda
Green Energy Africa Summit 2022
Acceleration and Adoption of Renewable and Low Carbon Energy
Green Energy Africa Summit 2022 will connect the world with the African energy industry. The platform of choice for investors, IPPs, utilities and government leaders, the 2022 event will provide the deal platform and engine room for growth across Africa’s renewable and low carbon sector. If your company is involved in Africa's energy transition, this is the place to be.
Join our Green Energy Africa Summit session
Rory McCarthy, Principal Consultant, Wood Mackenzie will be moderating the following session on Tuesday, October 4th at the Green Energy Africa Summit.
12:35 Panel Discussion: Regulation frameworks to reduce the risk-reward balance in Africa energy
For highly regulated international finance sectors the perceived risk in investing in Africa is high but how can the continent address the concerns of investors who are negatively influenced by incorrectly perceived risks across the continent? This session will explore what regulators and governments are doing to ensure Africa is a competitive risk-adjusted investment destination.
Panellists:
- Daniel Kiptoo, Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority, Republic of Kenya
- Edington Mazambani, ZERA (Zimbabwe Energy Regulator), Republic of Zimbabwe
- Djiby Ndiaye, Agence Nationale pour les Énergies Renouvelables (ANER), Republic of Senegal
- Eng. Mohamed Ouhmed, Director of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development, Kingdom of Morocco
For more information, please visit the event agenda