Au-delà des participants et des milliards annoncés, le ROI d’un forum énergétique se mesure aux financements décaissés, projets exécutés et retombées locales suivies dans la durée.
L’African Business Lawyers’ Club tiendra sa 15e conférence annuelle à Paris autour des chaînes de valeur locales, du financement, de l’énergie, du contenu local et de la protection des investissements miniers.
À Abidjan, le SIREXE 2026 veut rapprocher mines, hydrocarbures et énergie. Sa place dans le calendrier africain dépendra surtout du suivi des échanges et des projets après le salon.
In Antalya, Türkiye wants COP31 to drive investment, energy cooperation and industrial development around renewable technologies.
In Antalya, WRI urges governments to judge COP31 on implementation: clean electricity, adaptation finance and ocean protection.
Meeting in Accra on October 22, ECOWAS energy ministers adopted two texts on battery storage and the levy for the regional electricity market.
Just over a month before its opening, scheduled for November 18–22, 2026 in Abidjan, SIREXE’s second edition has already sold out its exhibition stands.
Transforming Africa’s mineral resources requires five connected areas of work: energy and infrastructure access, subsurface knowledge, predictable governance, community protection and more balanced international partnerships. This was the direction presented by Liberia’s Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung at the opening of the African Mining Policy Forum–Mining in Motion (AMPF–MiM), held in Accra on October 19–21, 2026.
The second International Exhibition of Extractive and Energy Resources (SIREXE) will take place in Abidjan on November 18–22, 2026. Focused on infrastructure, it will bring together oil, gas, mining and electricity stakeholders around a shared challenge: turning investment ambitions into financed and delivered projects. For Côte d’Ivoire, it comes as hydrocarbon expansion must coexist with ambitious energy-transition and local-content goals.
Following agreements on Blocks 14 and 14K, Etu Energias is preparing a new acquisition phase. Its executive calls on African banks and development institutions to increase their role in financing regional oil projects.
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