Chevron has confirmed its position as Diamond Sponsor of the Africa Energies Summit 2027 - as we prepare for our landmark 10th Edition.

Geology was never the challenge across East Africa - but coordination is.

This is what makes the Africa Energies Summit so valuable - and few know better than Robert Bose, CEO of Sintana Energy.

Let's be honest - if you're reading this, you are very likely planning to be at the 10th Edition of the Africa Energies Summit.

In two months’ time, the leaders of global upstream industry converge upon London for the 4th Edition of the World Energies Summit.

Kristian Johansen and TGS return year after year; he tells us why the Summit remains one of the most important dates in the calendar.

Testimonials like these, from those leading Africa's upstream development, explain exactly why you need to join us for the 10th Edition of the Africa Energies Summit in London next year.

The Africa Energies Summit returns to London on 11th - 13th May 2027, bringing together the leaders shaping the future of Africa’s upstream energy sector.

In this panel, we brought together leaders from across the geoscience, technology and engineering value chain - and the message was refreshingly consistent: the technology is ready. The question is whether the environment is.

Right now, Travis Smithard - CEO of Rhino Resources - is one of the most closely watched figures in African upstream, as he leads one of the most significant exploration stories on the continent - the Capricornus discovery in Namibia's Orange Basin, which flowed light oil at rates that turned heads across the industry.

The people who know the Africa Energies Summit best are the ones who return year after year.

Some panels talk about diversity. This one made the business case - and backed it with numbers.

Some panels talk about diversity. This one made the business case - and backed it with numbers.

The world finally understands that we need Africa. We need to all come together to be more productive for the whole world.

A discovery proves the geology. Everything after that is a race against the clock, and in Africa, that race is still longer than it should be.

We asked Claudia Napolitano, ExxonMobil’s Vice President – Exploration Commercial, to identify the most valuable insight she gained from this year’s Summit. Her response focused on the range of enablers required to increase the pace to first oil.

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When the world's leading upstream operators and exploration specialists come together to discuss Africa's future, the insights are impossible to ignore.

When upstream industry leaders share how they are evaluating opportunities, prioritising projects and allocating capital, the whole sector benefits.

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