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• A crucial role in Angola’s energy scene

  Bráulio DE BRITO

  Chairman of the Board

  AECIPA

  Angola is a land of opportunity. There is a tremendous young workforce available. The oil resources are vast and the industry itself is robust.
• An accelerated energy transition

  Francesco LA CAMERA

  Director General

  IRENA

  We believe that hydrogen and bioenergy will play a significant role by 2050.
• A cost-efficient offer from Angola’s local companies

  Noa PAULO

  General Manager

  TECSEP

  With individual contracts for services like filtration and wellbore cleanout, local companies can compete, as well as avoid subcontracting.
• Enhanced project delivery at Ghasha

  Helge BEUTHAN

  Managing Director - United Arab Emirates

  WINTERSHALL DEA

  The Ghasha project is cautiously but steadily moving ahead in the context of what has been a very challenging year for all of us.
• An Angolan major sees strength in agility

  Edson Rodrigues DOS SANTOS

  CEO

  SOMOIL

  We can operate more efficiently in the mature space than some of the well-established companies out there today.
• New openings for Angola’s private players

  Miguel JACINTO

  CEO

  QUEROIL

  Opportunities arise from crises such as the pandemic, which created the opportunity to invest in and reinforce local content.
• New growth in Angolan logistics

  Manuel GRAÇAS DE DEUS

  General Manager

  KWANDA – SUPORTE LOGÍSTICO

  We have the infrastructure needed to support the New Gas Consortium project.
• New tools for data-driven decisions

  Amey KULKARNI

  Technical Director

  THE BELL GROUP

  We intend to be even more ambitious about our data-driven AI solutions in climate change.
• Great expectations in Angola

  Nina Birgitte KOCH

  Managing Director

  EQUINOR ANGOLA

  Drilling is the key to fighting the production decline and maximising the value of the country’s assets.
• In Nigeria, a formidable force for change

  Ese AVANOMA

  CEO

  BRADE GROUP

  The major push to produce oil cheaper appears to be a formidable force for change.