Southern Africa's oil and gas landscape is a blend of established strength and untapped potential, with unique geological assets, economic challenges, and rapidly evolving energy demands. The region has emerged as a compelling frontier for hydrocarbon exploration, drawing industry players eager to unlock new resources and partnerships.
Mozambique, home to some of the largest natural gas reserves discovered in recent decades, is projected to be transformative, positioning the country as a significant global LNG exporter, driving regional job creation, and reshaping energy infrastructure.
Angola, long a major player in African oil production, is charting a new course, investing in marginal field development and incentives to attract further investment and maintain production levels.
Namibia and South Africa add unique dimensions to this landscape, with discoveries in the Orange Basin potentially rivaling those of Mozambique and potentially transforming Namibia into the next big African oil and gas hub. South Africa, historically a net importer of hydrocarbons, has found gas fields off its coasts that present new opportunities to reduce its dependency on coal and imports, marking a pivotal shift as the country invests in infrastructure and legislation to support local production and foster energy security.
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Industry
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Oil and Gas
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Company size
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2-10 employees
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Headquarters
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Cape Town, Western Province
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Type
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Partnership
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Founded
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2021
