Libya’s Energy Future: Industry and Political risk outlook was launched at a Chatham House seminar in London on 20 July.
Based on African Energy’s unparalleled track record in following Libya’s energy story and careful, originally sourced reporting from Libya and global markets, this updated and enlarged special report analyses the major issues and the financial and political trends influencing development of Libya's energy industries. Read more
A detailed guide to electrification in Africa
A 400-page study published in Paris by Karthala, L’Electricité au Coeur des Défis Africains (available in French only) includes an overview of the continental electricity supply industry and examples of generation, transmission and distribution projects. A chapter on decentralised rural electrification is followed by another on the establishment of decentralised services companies.
The book draws on articles and materials from a number of experts and sources, including African Energy.
Order a copy now, priced €36 / £30 plus postage and packing. Email: nick@africa-energy.com
AfricaHardball is an executive dialogue that brings together policy-makers, industry leaders and analysts to discuss the key political issues affecting the African energy industry in frank and open terms.
The last AfricaHardball roundtable was held on 29 June, prior to the start of EnergyNet Ltd’s annual Africa Energy Forum (AEF), in Basel. Read more
13-15 September: Co-Generation World Africa, Johanensburg
Co-Generation World Africa is the place where developers, power producers, co-generators and governments meet. It’s where solutions are found and learning is done. In its third year, the Co-Generation World Africa conference takes energy efficiency and power purchase agreements to the next level. Hear speakers speak on a diverse range of topics, such as: Co-generation – the strategic energy choice; The urgent need for policy on PPA’s and what this means for the market; Policy outlook – Regulating the public and private sector appropriately in the co-generation arena; Successfully regulating electricity from the sugar industry – how Uganda did it; Meeting energy demands through co-generation – regulating electricity in Kenya; New finance and funding methods for cogeneration; Current IPP challenges and new opportunities; Embracing the positive co-gen effects from a petrochemical and synfuels perspective; Monitoring policy for bagasse generation – a Mozambican perspective; Sugar operations and energy generation – opportunities in Sudan. Web: www.terrapinn.com/2010/cogenza/index.stm
20-21 September: 3rd German-Nigerian Business Forum, Hamburg
The German-African Business Association in co-operation with the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in West Africa and the Nigerian-German Business Association, are proud to invite you to the third edition of the German-Nigerian Business Forum. The two-day conference aims at bringing together a wide range of high-ranking Nigerian public and private sector representatives and decision makers, including those of the local German business community, with German company representatives. The forum will inform about the opportunities of Nigerian-German partnerships in various business sectors. Web: www.deutsch-nigerianisches-wirtschaftsforum.de/en/index.php
27-30 September: Africa Energy Week, Cape Town.
If oil and gas in Africa is your business, then Africa Energy Week is your opportunity to meet everyone who matters, gathered in the beautiful city of Cape Town for four days of business, networking, negotiations & showcasing all major oil and gas projects.
Tel: +44 20 7978 0000. Web: www.thecwcgroup.com
28 September-1 October: Economic Assessment Techniques used in Oil & Gas Industry, Johannesburg
This four day course will discuss the fundamental risks, uncertainties and issues associated with new investment and management of existing assets within the upstream oil and gas industry. From the commercial fundamentals and market pricing through to economics, probabilistic techniques and portfolio management, this course covers the essential skills required to be truly effective in the upstream oil and gas industry. Jointly led by two expert practitioners & trainers from The Energy Contract Company senior associate, Prof. Yvonne Barton and principal economist Sharon Sievert. Contact Ms Rilla Eas. Tel: +65 65579166. Email: rilla.eas@neo-edge.com Web: www.neo-edge.com
28-29 September: Coaltrans Mozambique/South-Africa, Maputo
Coaltrans Mozambique/South Africa will see involvement from the very highest level of industry and government, as key players and ministers present their vision of Mozambique’s place in a new Southern African energy matrix as well as how South Africa will go on increasing its presence in the international seaborne thermal coal trade. In addition to focussing on the major projects being undertaken in Mozambique, South Africa and neighbouring states, the conference will also highlight new opportunities to be had across the region, particularly answering such questions as: is there scope for international partnership in Southern Africa? Are lower CV products becoming more marketable? Featuring a stellar line-up of speakers, Coaltrans Mozambique/South Africa also presents unparalleled opportunities for networking across the industry, and with a series of networking receptions supported kindly by our sponsors along with excellent opportunities to showcase your company within the conference centre itself, the event promises ample prospects to get your name and your brand into the forefront of the industry. Web: www.coaltrans.com
28-29 September: 6th Annual Global Local Content Summit, London
Each and every year this unparalleled conference programme is independently researched with your industry peers to ensure we deliver the most up to date information and insights into the ever changing Local Content landscape. This year it will be no different. Not only can you hear directly from companies involved in some of the most innovative local content programmes from across the globe but also regulatory bodies and governments engaged shaping the Local Content agenda for the future. Web: www.localcontentsummit.com
11-12 October: Unconventional Oil 2010, London
Demand for secure, domestic energy supplies has driven interest in non-conventional hydrocarbons. This topical conference brings together project developers, financiers and leading industry experts to explore the opportunities for Heavy Oil, Oil Shale and Oil Sands and understand the challenges for development. SMi’s Unconventional Oil 2010 conference will once again bring together industry experts to discuss the latest progress in unconventional oil. Contact Andrew Gibbons. Tel. +44 (0)20 7827 6156. Email. agibbons@smi-online.co.uk Web: www.smi-online.co.uk/10unconoil12.asp
12-14 October: 5th Technology of Oil and Gas Forum, Tripoli
Technology of Oil and Gas Forum is firmly established as the must attend event in Libya’s oil and gas event calendar. TOG has become the Libya’s longest running oil and gas event with the largest participation. Held on a biannual basis since 2002, we are pleased to announce that TOG will celebrate its fifth anniversary in the year 2010. TOG is organised by the Libyan Petroleum Institute and is supported by the National Oil Corporation (NOC), meaning that all participants are guaranteed to meet the key decision makers in Libya's oil and gas industry. The exhibition is organised by Waha Expo Company, who are Libya’s most prolific and professional event organizers, supported by their international sales representative AME Trade Ltd. Email: tog@ametrade.org Web: www.libyatog.com/index.php
18-19 October: Maghreb/Middle East Renewable Energy Conference, Marrakech
The focus of this year’s event on the Maghreb/Middle East region presents great attraction to the renewable energy industry, investors and financiers. The region is very attractive as far as the industry is because the impetus to go renewable has never been stronger as governments in the regions are setting up urgent strategies to accelerate expansion of alternative energy which will see greater percentage of their electricity generation derived from renewable sources as domestic demand for energy steadily rises. This event will be an excellent platform for you to network with the industry professionals from both the government and private sectors across the world. Book now to avoid disappointment. Tel: +65 6391 2555. Email: patricia.chong@magenta-global.com.sg Website: www.magenta-global.com.sg
19-20 October: LNG Tech Global Summit, Rotterdam
Returning for its 5th year the LNG Tech Global Summit programme reflects the latest industry developments and technologies using the latest case studies available. This summit will help your decision making over the next 12 months. www.lngsummit.com
25-27 October:iPAD DRC 2010, Kinshasa
The 6th edition of the Infrastructure Partnerships for African Development (iPAD) DRC 2010 conference and exhibition is the largest mining and infrastructure marketplace in the DRC for the DRC. This conference unites government officials, industry stakeholders, business leaders, and multilateral financiers to negotiate the future of the nation and discuss products and solutions for harnessing DRC’s wealth of mineral and energy potential.
29 October: iPAD Katanga Mining Briefing, Lumbumbashi
iPAD DRC presents the premier iPAD Katanga Mining Briefing as a one day mining summit on that will provide an inside opportunity to access Katanga’s mining moguls as well as view local infrastructure and operations first-hand, identify strategic opportunities for development, and explore lucrative business endeavors. Web: www.spintelligent-events.com/ipad-drc2010/en/index.php
27-28 October: Gas to Liquids 2010, London
SMi’s 13th annual Gas to Liquids conference will once again bring together industry experts to discuss the latest progress in Gas to Liquid projects and technologies. This industry has broadened up more than any analyst could have anticipated, making this event a must-attend for any organisation and business playing in the XTL field. Contact Andrew Gibbons. Tel. +44 (0)20 7827 6156. Email. agibbons@smi-online.co.uk Web: www.smi-online.co.uk/10gtl7.asp
NOVEMBER
1 November: Private Equity in Africa, London
Following the 2009 event, which attracted over 180 attendees, the 2010 summit will build on this success by providing limited partners and private equity investors with an objective analysis of the investment opportunities presented by private equity in Africa. With a combination of keynote addresses, lively panel discussions, and informative case study presentations by leading figures from the fund management, limited partner and public and private sector communities, this year’s event will feature the latest information and forward thinking on the key issues for the industry. Web: www.ftbusiness.com/africa2010/overview.asp
1-2 November: 2nd German-South African Business Forum, Cape Town
Germany continues to be the second most important trading partner for South Africa. It is purchaser of 7.2% (2008) of all exports from South Africa, while 11.3% (2008) of all imports to South Africa originate from Germany. Imports as well as exports to South Africa have constantly increased during recent years. During the two days conference you will not only receive detailed information about recent developments in South Africa, but you will also have the opportunity to make personal contact with high ranking representatives from private business and political institutions.
Web: www.dsawf.de/en/index.php
1-5 November: Africa Oil Week 2010, Cape Town The 17th Annual Africa Oil Week 2010 is the world’s largest and most significant exploration and development event on Africa for the global oil exploration and gas-LNG industry calendar, with key African Government decision-makers, State and National Oil Company delegations, with senior oil executives drawn from across the African oil and gas value chain. This is the global event par excellence, consistently acclaimed on the industry's international calendar. As the premier management event in and for the African Continent, Africa Oil Week stands apart as the foremost deal making environment for the African exploration business. Events during the week include: 12th Scramble for Africa Briefing, 7th African Independents Forum, 17th Africa Upstream, and 34th PetroAfricanus Dinner in Africa. Contact Tanya Beddall. Email: tanya@glopac-partners.com Web: www.petro21.com/eventRedirect.cfm?jid=4441
2-4 November: North Africa Oil & Gas Summit, Vienna
Ministers, CEOs, Country Managers, Heads of E&P and many more will come together in Vienna to discuss market trends, growth opportunities, medium and long term prospects, risk analysis and much more. With key representatives from the region’s Governments, NOCs, leading IOCs, independents and key contractors, the Summit will be more than sitting and watching PowerPoint presentations, it will be a chance to engage with the delegation through Q&A, roundtables and panel discussions to discuss and debate the challenges and prospects of this dynamic region. Additionally, the Summit offers the Shale and Tight Gas workshop, a topic of huge interest not just in the North Africa region but across the globe as new finds have changed the global gas dynamics, with new opportunities for countries and organisations alike. Web: www.northafricasummit.com
3-4 November: The Africa Mining Conference, London
African Governments have been reforming their mining codes and liberalising their mining sectors and a more stable political environment across the continent have offered investors more confidence and long term opportunities. This conference will give you an in-depth update of current and new mineral explorations in Africa; an evaluation of the investment status of Africa; a comprehensive country-by-country analysis; an update of the mineral and fiscal legislation; a toolbox of solutions in doing business in the continent; and an invaluable opportunity to network with the leaders in African mining. Web: www.immevents.com/our-events/the-africa-mining-conference
3-4 November: 2nd Annual West Africa Trade & Commodity Conference, London
Drawing on the success of the inaugural West Africa Trade & Commodity Finance Conference (November 2009) in London, Exporta will reconvene in November 2010 for its 2nd annual gathering of West Africa trade and commodity finance leaders, to discuss the numerous commercial opportunities available within this thriving region. s well as regional leaders such as Nigeria and Ghana, the conference will cover the many emerging trade markets within West Africa, as well as addressing inter-regional trade with other leading markets such as India and China. Web: www.exportagroup.com/events
9–11 November: 1st Mauritanian Mining Conference & Exhibition (MAURTANIDES), Nouakchott
The event is organised, in honour of Mauritania’s 50th Anniversary of Independence, by the Ministry of Industry & Mines in association with UK-based AME Trade Limited and will be held under the High Patronage of the President, Islamic Republic of Mauritania. The event will feature three days of plenary sessions, technical workshops, exhibitions, as well as visits to Mauritanian mining and touristic sites. It will gather international investors, mining experts, managers of financial institutions, Mauritanian decision makers, development partners and donors, as well as other key actors and partners in the mining industry. Website: www.mauritanides2010.com
10-11 November: 3rd Annual North Africa Trade & Investment Conference, Cairo
Now extended to two days, the conference will address the key trade and investment issues within the region, as the growing economies of Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya all open up to greater global integration. Nowhere was this more evident than during last year's conference, which welcomed an official Asian delegation of some 40 business leaders. This year’s event will again stress the importance of global trade flows, particularly in terms of non-OECD (south-south) trade. Web: www.exportagroup.com/events
15-17 November: 5th World Independent & Junior Oil & Gas Congress, London
Since its inception in 2006, the World Independent & Junior Oil and Gas Congress has been the world’s definitive industry leadership forum for oil exploration and production Companies, financiers and investors. The congress has established itself as the most influential annual venue for the world’s oil and gas policymakers and global oil exploration and production companies, to meet, network and discuss the industry’s strategic outlook, investment and business opportunities around the World. Expect over 400 senior executives from oil exploration and production Companies, investment houses and Governments from around the globe. Over three days oil exploration and production companies, NOCs, IOCs, and Governments will discuss the opportunities and challenges prevailing in the oil and gas industry. Listen to case studies from the pioneering projects and hear investors discuss their investment selection criteria. Dedicated capital raising focus on each and every day, bringing you the major sources of investment from around the globe. Over 50 senior level speakers made up of the industry’s leading oil exploration and production companies. More investors and more oil exploration and production companies from around the globe. Web: www.terrapinn.com/2010/independentoil/
15-18 November: Floating LNG 2010, Houston
ICBI’s FLNG event was the world’s first and is now the world’s largest conference on floating LNG and for Autumn 2010, Floating LNG will be taking place for the first time in Houston, USA. This is the only event in the market which truly addresses the key issues and brings together the major players to talk about how to overcome the challenges. With over 30 speakers it is packed full of real life insights from practitioners at the cutting edge of floating LNG developments and provides business critical information for the offshore LNG community. $100 Discount for Africa Energy - Quote VIP code KN2247AEWB. Tel: + 44 (0)20 7017 7200. Email: info@icbi.co.uk. For latest programme or to register online: www.icbi-events.com
16-18 November: Gulf of Guinea Oil &, Gas Conference, London
Where Africa’s Top Producers and Investors Meet: In its 13th successful year, this high profile event will once again provide a platform for governments, NOCs and IOCs in West Africa’s top producers to discuss vast investment opportunities and the region’s economic growth. GOG13 will follow a three day country focused format, providing a spotlight on Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and Ghana. The Gulf of Guinea is one of the most significant petroleum producing areas in the world and is becoming a major focus of interest for international oil and gas companies – don’t miss your chance to be a part of this niche gathering. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear from and network with official delegations and senior industry figures to make your investment contracts in the Gulf of Guinea a success. For further information please contact: Phillip Clarke. Tel: +44 20 7978 0056. Email: pclarke@thecwcgroup.com Web: www.thecwcgroup.com/GOG10africanenergy.aspx
21-25 November: 14th UNCTAD Africa Oil, Gas, Minerals Trade & Finance, Conference and Showcase/Exhibition, São Tomé and Príncipe
This annual conference and exhibition is jointly organized by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Government of São Tomé and Príncipe, in cooperation with Cubic Globe Ltd. São Tomé and Príncipe has initiated a series of policies aiming at training indigenous people and also encouraging local entrepreneurs to actively participate in the hydrocarbon and mineral sectors. This experience will be shared at the event, and the overall problematic of local content and value retention will be extensively explored as it is the central theme of the São Tomé Conference. Web: www.ogtfafrica.com/
23-24 November: Coal Energy Africa, Johannesburg
A niche meeting forum that will address opportunities and challenges for sustainable coal energy provision in Southern Africa. The event will showcase and provide updates on clean coal technologies and financial and regulatory mechanisms necessary to bring these technological improvements to market. Infrastructure developments needed to support an effective supply chain between mines and power stations as well as for export will be examined through real-life case studies and project evaluations. Web: www.spintelligent-events.com/coalenergyafrica2010/en/index.php
23-25 November: Nigeria Infrastructure, Conference & Exhibition, Lagos
NIF 2010 will be held right in the middle of the commercial centre of Nigeria, in Lagos, at the purpose-built state of the art EKO Exhibition Centre which is perfectly located for delivering maximum impact and the best possible visitor profile to your stand. Nigeria needs an estimated US $510bn over the next 15 years to develop its infrastructure. NIF is the leading construction, power and infrastructure event for Nigeria creating real business opportunities for your company. NIF 2010 is the leading commercial event and the exhibition provides you with the perfect platform to win business, do deals and sign contracts. NIF 2010 will build on the success of last year where more than 200 delegates, 13 sponsors, 75 exhibiting companies and 1500 visitors participated in driving Nigeria’s infrastructure forward. With the event moving to the commercial hub of Lagos in the state of the art venue, we are expecting to double the levels of participation for 2010. For further information please contact: Tim Millard. Tel: +44 20 7978 0083. Email: tmillard@thecwcgroup.com Web: www.thecwcgroup.com/NIF10africanenergy.aspx
23–25 November: 4th Guinean Mining and Petroleum Conference & Exhibition, Conakry
Organised by the Ministry of Mines & Geology, Republic of Guinea, in association with AME Trade Ltd, Symposium Mines Guinea is now established as the largest mining event currently organised in West Africa. In 2008, the event attracted over 800 participants emanating from 25 countries, 46 companies exhibited and 85 presentations were delivered. The event also featured touristic visits to the Isle de Loos, and to the mining sites Simandou, Kamsar, Sangaredi and Boké. Symposium Mines Guinea 2010, will take place against the backdrop of the country’s first truly democratic elections, after a two year period of an oscillating political landscape, Guinea is entering a new era with a new government about to be elected, civilian rule and the hope for a brighter future for all its citizens. Tel: +44 (0) 207 700 4857. Email: smg@ametrade.org Web: www.smguinee.com
29 November- 1 December: Maghreb & Mediterranean Oil Week 2010, Marrakech
Now in its 8th Year, the Maghreb Oil Week 2010 is a landmark event for North Africa and the entire Mediterranean basin, with its focus on exploration and development, oil and gas-LNG, new ventures, corporate strategies, national oil companies, bid rounds, investment and oil-gas projects, energy law and oil finance, contracts and acreage licensing, and the strategies of governments, licensing agencies and corporate oil/gas players. Over 200+ senior executives attend this week annually, with 30+ speakers making presentations and with 20+ corporate/government exhibitions. Following highly successful North African Conferences held earlier since 2003 in Marrakech (Morocco) and Tunis (Tunisia), Global Pacific & Partners’ Cairo Conference continues the tradition of being the landmark senior management event on the Maghreb/Mediterranean upstream and gas/LNG industry, and for shaping the future strategies of Governments and private/public corporate players. 8th Maghreb Oil Week 2010 includes: 5th Maghreb Petroleum: Strategy Briefing 2010; 8th Maghreb & Mediterranean Oil & Gas Conference 2010; 33rd PetroAfricanus Dinner: In the Maghreb – With Guest Speaker. Web: www.petro21.com/events/index.cfm?id=483
29 November-2 December: Power & Electricity World North Africa, Cairo
The sudden impetus in economic and demographic growth has led to a huge surge in electricity demand in North Africa. In order to meet these escalating demands, a considerable amount of capacity needs to be installed throughout the continent, thus providing a boost to the African power generation market. North African countries have signed agreements worth several billion dollars for the construction of independent power projects (IPP). Is you business ready to profit from this exciting business opportunity? Power & Electricity World North Africa 2010 provides the perfect platform for you to develop the relationships you need to unlock the door to this lucrative industry. LEARN about North Africa’s regulatory roadmap and its implications for power generation, transmission, distribution and retailing; EXAMINE industry and power grid developments and its commercial implications; DIVERSIFY power generation options – solar and nuclear as viable options to meet the demand for electricity has been increasing at a rapid pace; BENEFIT from the vast pan-regional growth opportunities; DISCOVER innovative capital raising and financing options for power generation and distribution network projects; MEET senior regulators and top level industry decision markets from across the entire power supply chain. Web: www.terrapinn.com/2010/powerna
29 November- 2 December: 5th Algeria Energy Week, Oran
Under the high patronage of the Minister of Energy and Mines, the 5th Algeria Energy Week (SEA5) consists of three events: a series of scientific and technical days organised by Sonatrach (9èmes Journées Scientifiques et Techniques – JST 9), a conference focusing on investment in the hydrocarbons sector (7ème Conférence Stratégique sur l’Investissement – CSI 7) and a trade exhibition for global suppliers to showcase their products and services to the North African oil and gas industry (5th Algerian International Oil and Gas Exhibition - ALOGE 5). The conferences and exhibition will feature the world’s biggest names in the global energy business. It is also a great opportunity for domestic and international companies to hear directly from (and possibly meet) the new Minister for Energy & Mines and the new senior management team at Sonatrach. The profile of the events’ VIPs, exhibitors, visitors, sponsors, speakers and delegates make it one of the most influential business forums for the energy sector in Algeria and the African continent. Web: www.sea5-algeria.com
DECEMBER
1–2 December: PPP Africa 2010, Public Private Partnership Africa, Tunis
Organised by AME Trade Ltd and the African Development Bank, the 2nd Annual Africa Public Private Partnership Africa Conference will continue to provide a platform for all stake holders to promote infrastructure development, and examine challenges and opportunities in infrastructure – energy, transport, telecoms & water – sectors in Africa.Building on the experience of first edition of Africa PPP conference, which attracted 140 delegates from over 30 countries and over 30 speakers and featured a Field trip to an Infrastructure PPP project in Tunis (Enfidha airport), the event will continue to examine the principles needed to establish legal and economic framework to implement such initiative. The conference will provide a unique and a definitive platform for senior industry representative, ministerial advisors, legal advisors, financial sponsors, and other professionals interested in initiating PPP projects with governments to gain unparalleled source of hard information. Web: www.africappp.com
1-2 December: African Gases Conference, Nairobi
This conference will focus on realising the potential that the whole of Africa has to offer, and how end-users and the gases community can realise the opportunities that exist. Main themes: The rapid growth of the metals processing sector; Oil & Gas - Onshore and offshore developments; The industrial gas markets - The real potential; Gas Applications - Drivers for growth; Gas operations - Commercial considerations; Safety - International harmonization of standards. Contact Sally Bunny. Email: sally.bunny@gasworld.com Tel: +44 (0) 1872 225031. Web: www.gasworld.com/conferences/africa-2010
8-10 December: Gabon International Oil, Gas and Mining Conference and Exhibition, Libreville
Held under the patronage of President Ali Bongo Ondimba, GIGOM 2010 will allow leaders and experts from national and international companies to present their experience and discuss opportunities for co-operation and investment in hydrocarbons and mining. Web: www.gigom-gabon.com/
2011
JANUARY
25-26 January: Carbon Markets Africa, Johannesburg
Despite its huge potential, Africa has not benefited greatly from the carbon market. If the continent is to live up to its promise, become a significant player in the global carbon market and take advantage of the financial and developmental opportunities on offer, it is imperative that the pace of project investment and development is increased substantially. Carbon Markets & Climate Finance Africa will aid in the achievement of this goal by bringing the key market players together to examine the issues key to the successful creation, implementation and exploitation of carbon projects in Africa. Every link in Africa’s Carbon Value Chain will be present with the aim of reducing the barriers facing project creation, from the creation of a positive legislative and regulatory environment to new means of attracting private investment. Scheduled for the month after COP 16, Carbon Markets & Climate Finance Africa 2011 is the first opportunity for the stakeholders in Africa’s carbon future to digest the news from Cancun and take action to put Africa at the heart of the global carbon market. Web: www2.greenpowerconferences.co.uk
31 January-1 February: Middle East and North Africa Energy: Investment Prospects, London
How will domestic demand affect the MENA region’s energy exports and investment decisions? While the region has much of the world's known oil and gas reserves, few countries in the region have adequate supplies on stream. This conference will explore the changing dynamics in North Africa and Middle East energy developments, including: the current economic state of affairs in the leading oil and gas producing countries of North Africa and the Middle East; issues surrounding energy for domestic development and energy for export; prospects for domestic and foreign investment in the region. Speakers include: Abdalla Salem El-Badri, secretary general, OPEC; Brad Bourland, chief economist and managing director, proprietary investments, Jadwa Investment Company; Professor Jonathan Stern, director gas research, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. Book by 30 November to benefit from the early booking rate. Web: www.chathamhouse.org.uk/MENA2011
FEBRUARY
2-4 February: 5th East African Petroleum Conference & Exhibition, Kampala
The theme of the Conference is Harnessing East Africa’s Oil and Gas Potential and Utilising the Resources to Create Lasting Value. Conference highlights include: Status of Exploration, Discovery and Development; Policy and Regulatory Framework; Investment Opportunities Across the Petroleum Value Chain; Social Economic Impacts; and Field Trips. Abstracts are invited on the topics listed in the indicative conference programme, which may be found by visiting www.eac.int/energyThe deadline for submission has been extended to 31 August.
21-24 February: Nigeria Oil & Gas (NOG 11), Conference & Exhibition, Abuja
Under the patronage of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Ministry of Energy, NOG is now established as the largest and most senior oil and gas event in Nigeria and West Africa, and is a genuine one stop shop for Nigeria’s oil and gas sectors. In this crucial time for the industry, NOG is the perfect place for you to find out about government plans, receive updates from the major industry players, network with key decision makers and identify business opportunities. With unparalleled networking opportunities NOG is the ideal platform to strengthen your relationships, establish new ones and advance your business. For further information please contact: Tim Millard. Tel: +44 20 7978 0083. Email: tmillard@thecwcgroup.com Web: www.thecwcgroup.com/NOG11africanenergy.aspx
MARCH
1-3 March: Energy Indaba The third annual Energy Indaba 2011 will be the forum and business networking opportunity for the leading role-players planning and developing Africa’s energy solutions. The conference continues to grow and has become the foremost forum for debating Africa’s energy solutions and focuses on: African power suppliers; alternative and renewable energies; oil and gas; the legal and regulatory framework, and investment opportunities in African energy projects. The exhibition has become a significant market-place for African and international stakeholders doing business in Africa’s energy sector. Web: www.energyindaba.co.za/
8-10 March: Africa Economic Forum, Cape Town
A landmark Conference on Africa and a significant business networking occasion for corporate players active in and involved with the development of the African continent– Cape-to-Cairo – as well as Governments officials in industries, parastatals and state institutions. This Event enables Africa’s leading industries and companies, and state players, to interface with senior executives and African government officials, plus those from countries outside Africa, and so connect with the fast-growth core industries and players driving Africa’s economies forward. Plenary Sessions – with knowledgeable Speakers drawn from key countries, companies, institutions and core industries – are designed for business and Governments, and focused on the fundamentals shaping Africa’s economic future. The Agenda is concentrated around critical investment and business concerns, the questions that really matter, leading-edge shifts in Africa’s evolving economic landscapes, and the Continent’s emerging role and strategic position within a highly-competitive and rapidly globalising world. Tel: +31 703 246154. Email: babette@glopac.com Tel: +31 703 246154. Web: www.petro21.com/events/
15-17 March: Offshore West Africa, Accra
Ghana is recognized as one of the most promising exploration regions in West Africa, which perfectly fits the 2011 event theme – Discover New Frontiers in West Africa Offshore Challenges. Offshore West Africa is now in its 15th year of providing a platform for technology exchange and new business development, Offshore West Africa is the region’s premier technical forum focused exclusively on West Africa’s offshore Oil and Gas market. Make plans now to participate in 2011 and gain new insight into the exploration and development trends in this dynamic region. Web: www.offshorewestafrica.com/index.html
29 March-1 April: Atlantic Ocean Oil & Gas 2010, Lisbon
This Global Pacific & Partners event focuses on the huge oil and gas potential, proven reserves, rising oil/gas production, expansion in companies, strategies of state oil players, offerings from Licensing Agencies, reshaped government hydrocarbon policies, and rapidly-expanding Exclusive Economic Zones in the offshore and deepwaters in the most prolific ocean for hydrocarbons in the world. Atlantic Ocean Oil & Gas 2011 showcases ventures and potential from Greenland and Iceland, through the newly-opened areas offshore the east coast United States, and producer zones in eastern Canada, to the mid-Atlantic Transform Margins in Ghana/Sierra Leone and across to Guyana and Trinidad, including along the deepwaters of Brasil to Angola, down to Argentina and Tierra del Fuego, and including a community of over 20 African littoral states with offshore acreage, prospects and high potential. Web: www.petro21.com/events/?id=570
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