International African Energy, Oil & Gas Summit (IAEOGS) 2025 Set for August in Namibia

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The International African Energy, Oil & Gas Summit (IAEOGS) returns for its 4th edition in Windhoek, Namibia bringing together over 2,500 global participants from more than 50 countries, including ministers, CEOs, investors, engineers and industry disruptors

This year’s theme, “Getting It Right,” focuses on Africa’s defining moment to accelerate energy access, localise value chains and fast-track just and inclusive energy transitions.

It would feature panel discussions, presentations, exhibitions, dinners, golf tournament award presentations, tours and a host of others. The venue for Charity Golf Tournament; is the 18th Hole Championship Golf Course of the prestigious Windhoek Golf & Country Club

KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF IAEOGS 2025
– $1 billion+ in investment deals projected during summit week
– 500+ curated, pre-vetted B2B meetings for deal facilitation
– 1,000+ exhibitors spanning oil, gas, renewables, hydrogen, storage, infrastructure and finance
– 8 high-impact thematic tracks, including:
– Energy Transition Strategies
– Local Content Development
– Infrastructure & Grid Expansion
– Climate Finance & ESG
– Regulatory Reforms & Investment Protection
– Gas Monetization & LNG
– Downstream & Midstream Value Chains
– Digitalization & Emerging Technologies
– African Energy Excellence Awards honoring innovation, leadership and sustainable development
– Charity Golf Tournament supporting youth entrepreneurship and technical education

CONFIRMED SPONSORS
Among the notable sponsors is Green Energy International (GEIL), operator of the Otakikpo Marginal Field (OML-11) in Nigeria, a firm engaged in local content and sustainable practices in Africa’s oil and gas sector. Green Energy International’s launch of Nigeria’s first fully indigenous onshore crude export terminal at Otakikpo, with 360,000 barrels-per-day capacity, the facility is expected to unlock stranded reserves across 40 marginal fields in the Niger Delta region.

Others are Oriental Oil and Gas Services, First Otakikpo Midstream, All Grace Energies and others.