Angola’s progress has been purposeful, measured and deliberate. From licensing frameworks through to fiscal alignment and regulatory consistency, it has taken steps to ensure it remains attractive and investable in a capital-constrained world.

This isn’t just another industry gathering - it’s the continent’s premier deal-making hub, bringing together governments, NOCs, IOCs, independents and investors in one place, with one shared focus: progress.

With less than 3 weeks until the Africa Energies Summit® | Africa’s Premier Global Upstream Conference | 11th - 14th May 2026 opens its doors for the ninth edition, our latest report couldn’t be more timely.

There is no better way to explain the impact of the Africa Energies Summit than these words from Rhino Resources Ltd’s CEO, Travis Smithard.

Azule Energy is a powerful example of what scale, partnership and long-term commitment look like in Africa’s upstream sector.

In today’s African energy landscape, access matters. And so does being in the right room.

At a time when capital is increasingly selective in the global upstream, Libya is stepping forward to engage and build. NOC Libya’s presence at the highest level of the Summit sends a clear message to the market: Libya is open for business, engaged, and ready to compete for investment.

Some contributions shape projects. Others shape industries.

Panel Announcement: Building Africa’s Stability, Credibility and Trust - The Real Currency of Investment.

We are proud to announce Energean as a Key Sponsor - a company whose recent entry into Angola signals exactly the kind of strategic, long-term commitment we believe will define the next phase of African upstream.

We are delighted to confirm the participation of a senior delegation from the South Africa at the Africa Energies Summit 2026, led by Dr Bongani Sayidini - Chief Executive Officer, Petroleum Agency SA.

Namibia is one of the most talked-about upstream plays globally, sitting in that critical, exciting window between world-class discovery and first production.

The Africa Energies Summit creates the deal-making environment. The Risk Advisory Group helps those deals happen safely and successfully.

Fiscal reform, licensing clarity, local content pragmatism and political risk management - these are the factors that shape capital allocation and project sanctioning.

Globally renowned for its expertise in supporting energy transitions, economic development, and cross-sector collaboration, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) commitment to working alongside governments, investors, and industry leaders aligns closely with our core mission: to foster meaningful dialogue and unlock sustainable solutions for Africa’s energy future.

For those active across the global upstream sector, the Africa Energies Summit represents a critical forum to access high-impact opportunities, gain market intelligence, and shape Africa’s energy future.

The Government of Libya and National Oil Corporation Libya join the Africa Energies Summit as sponsor - a powerful signal of intent from one of Africa’s most dynamic upstream markets as it continues to undergo a resurgence.

Our 2026 Sponsors are doing more than backing Africa’s upstream outcomes - they’re placing themselves at the centre of critical industry discussions set to unfold in London next month at Africa’s premier upstream conference.

The Government of Liberia is stepping decisively onto the global stage at the Africa Energies Summit 2026 in London with a clear message to the market: Liberia is ready to compete for capital, partners and long-term upstream investment.

Ghana’s oil and gas strategy offers a clear signal to the industry. The country is focused on maximising production - ensuring hydrocarbons drive industrialisation, strengthen energy security, and build meaningful local participation.