The Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025 is set for March 24-26 in Brazzaville, focusing on growth and investment in energy. Under the patronage of President Denis Sassou Nguesso, it will gather energy executives, investors, and policymakers to discuss opportunities in the sector, including the new Gas Master Plan and licensing round.
The much-anticipated Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025 is set to commence in one week in Brazzaville, scheduled for March 24-26. Under the theme “Securing Growth and Investment in a New Era,” this event promises a dynamic agenda filled with discussions, deal signings, and exhibitions involving esteemed energy executives, investors, and decision-makers.
Patronized by President Denis Sassou Nguesso and supported by Congo’s Ministry of Hydrocarbons and the Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo (SNPC), CEIF 2025 aims to showcase the Republic of Congo’s growing stature within Africa’s energy sector. The forum will gather a diverse array of participants, ranging from international oil companies to local banks and technology providers.
The inaugural CEIF will delve into national and regional energy and infrastructure prospects, emphasizing the country’s latest initiatives in gas-to-power projects and ongoing expansion endeavors. Participants can expect technical sessions on the oil and gas market focusing on advancements in production, revitalization of mature fields, and strategic development of infrastructure.
Moreover, the program will include dedicated panel sessions, workshops, and presentations aimed to provide insights into the energy value chain, spotlighting ongoing projects vital for Congo’s energy objectives and sector-wide trends. A significant feature of the forum will be the introduction of the new Gas Master Plan, which seeks to consolidate existing gas assets and draw new investments.
Additionally, CEIF 2025 will unveil a new Gas Code, establishing a robust legal framework for investments in gas exploration and production. In alignment with the goal of doubling oil production to 500,000 barrels per day by 2027, a new oil and gas licensing round will be launched, offering opportunities for investors and developers in both onshore and offshore sectors.
High-profile speakers at CEIF 2025 include Minister Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua, SNPC Managing Director Maixent Raoul Ominga, Dr. Omar Farouk Ibrahim from the African Petroleum Producers’ Organization, and OPEC Secretary General Haitham Al Ghais. This event promises to serve as a premier platform for discussions and partnerships, solidifying its status as essential for industry stakeholders.
Sandra Jeque, Events and Project Director at Energy Capital & Power, stated, “With one week out, we are positive that CEIF 2025 will cement its position as a pivotal platform for fostering investment, exploring energy opportunities, and driving growth in Congo’s dynamic energy sector.”
In summary, the Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025, scheduled for March 24-26, represents a significant step forward for the Republic of Congo in the energy sector. With the government’s support, comprehensive discussions on gas and oil production, and initiatives aimed at attracting foreign investment, this inaugural forum is poised to enhance Congo’s energy landscape and foster valuable partnerships within the region.
Original Source: energycapitalpower.com
