Content
Objectives
Gas and oil play a key role in Africa. In North Africa, four countries out of the seven are gas and oil producers, three of which are large consumers/exporters.
In Sub-Saharan Africa, oil is by far the most important source of commercial energy. While some countries (e.g. Nigeria and Angola) are large producers/exporters, many others require imported oil; as such, their energy bill is a large percentage of their GDP.
Developing gas and oil production, improving the management of oil revenues, developing the logistics for gas and oil imports and exports, and methods of saving gas and oil everywhere possible are all key issues in Africa.
Key points
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General review of the situation in Africa by region: North Africa, South Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa
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Gas and oil production: review by country; perspectives on development
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Management of hydrocarbon revenues
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Environmental issues
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Government, NOC and IOC strategies
Learning outcomes
This seminar will enhance your understanding of the gas and oil production/management issues in Africa. It will help in designing a successful strategy for your activities in this continent.
Pedagogical approach
Up-to-date and relevant issues relating to the various topics covered will be brought up for discussion with a limited number of highly motivated participants (10 maximum). A group of this size specifically favours interactivity and learning based on experience. The course leader guarantees that selected additional speakers will provide the necessary expertise and will focus on the most pertinent cases.
Who should attend?
Executives of medium-sized or large companies involved in gas and oil activities, as well as corporate consultants looking to sharpen their expertise in the field.
For further information, please contact:
Executive Education Department
+4420 7443 8800
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