Eni is also set to increase its LNG cargoes from Egypt, the Republic of the Congo, Qatar, Angola, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Mozambique.
Reaffirming the role LNG will play as a reliable source of energy in support of the global energy transition, contracted LNG is poised to exceed 18 million tons per year by 2026, doubling the production rate from 2022.
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First oil from Senegal’s Sangomar Field could drive an exploration resurgence in the region, along with new gas-to-power and refining projects.
Supplying African gas to Europe calls for increased investments in associated export infrastructure – a focal point of the upcoming Invest in African Energy forum in Paris.
With substantial oil and gas reserves, an improved operating environment and a burgeoning energy industry, Angola is an attractive destination for international investors seeking opportunities in the African market.
