WAES 2025: Africa at the heart of global energy opportunities

The Wider Africa Energy Summit (WAES) 2025, which will be held on November 18-19, 2025, in Aberdeen, Scotland, promises to be a flagship event for stakeholders in the oil and gas sector. Organized by OGV Group in partnership with leading institutions such as the African Energy Chamber, the Society of Petroleum Engineers, and the Global Underwater Hub, this summit aims to connect international operators and service providers with emerging strategic opportunities in Africa.

Energy giants mobilize for Africa

WAES 2025 brings together leading companies determined to strengthen their presence on the African continent:

• Shell : With major projects in Namibia (Graff discovery), Nigeria (HI gas project), and Angola (block 33), Shell confirms its commitment to Africa.
• bp : In full expansion with the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim LNG (Mauritania/Senegal) and initiatives in Egypt and Mozambique .
• Harbour Energy : Active in North Africa , with interests in Algeria, Libya, and Egypt, producing 450,000 barrels per day .
• NOV, Oceaneering, Expro, and Modec : These service providers are strengthening their presence in sub-Saharan Africa, with key contracts in Ghana, Nigeria, Angola, and Senegal .

A platform for collaboration and innovation

WAES 2025 is positioned as a catalyst for partnerships between European and African businesses. The focus is on:

• Digitization of oil and gas operations.
• The balance between operational efficiency and sustainability.
• Monetization of underexploited resources.

Companies such as Canadian Natural Resources and Serica Energy , although having reduced their African portfolios, are actively participating in the summit, seeking new strategic opportunities .

An event not to be missed

WAES 2025 offers a unique opportunity to network , sign agreements , and discover industry trends . For more information and to register, visit: WAESummit.com .

The Emissary

SOURCE                    
African Energy Chamber