Source: African Energy Chamber |

Shifting Global Agendas Are Slowing African Projects – Mozambique Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Shows the Cost

As political shifts among key international financing partners stall projects like Mozambique LNG, African Energy Week 2026 offers a platform to strengthen coordination and reaffirm Africa’s energy security priorities

Political shifts in major international financing centers are reshaping who funds Africa’s energy future, with the Mozambique LNG project illustrating how policy swings abroad can delay development timelines and raise costs. Africa’s large oil and gas developments – often reliant on export credit agencies and support from foreign governments –…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

United Kingdom's (UK) Withdrawal from Mozambique Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Funding Is a Blow to African Energy Justice

The African Energy Chamber condemns the UK’s withdrawal of $1.15 billion from Mozambique LNG, highlighting how Western climate agendas undermine Africa’s urgent need for energy security and economic growth

The UK government’s recent decision to withdraw $1.15 billion in support from the TotalEnergies-led Mozambique LNG project is a concerning example of Western policy priorities undermining Africa’s development. Announced on Monday, the decision comes at a moment when global energy markets face unprecedented pressure. Yet, the UK appears more focused on…

African Energy Chamber
  • Multimedia content

  • Images (1)
    • G20 African Energy Investment Forum Set to Shape Africa’s Investment Agenda
  • All (1)
Source: African Energy Chamber |

G20 African Energy Investment Forum Set to Shape Africa’s Investment Agenda

The G20 African Energy Investment Forum will convene senior government officials and global investors to drive capital deployment, spotlight bankable projects and define Africa’s energy financing priorities ahead of the G20 Summit

The G20 African Energy Investment Forum – hosted by the African Energy Chamber (AEC) (https://EnergyChamber.org/) – is set to play a defining role in shaping Africa’s energy investment landscape ahead of the G20 Leaders’ Summit in South Africa. Taking place on November 21, 2025, in Johannesburg, the forum brings together…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

G20 Forum to Spotlight Africa’s Role in Driving Future Energy Innovation

At the upcoming G20 African Energy Investment Forum, leaders will chart how public–private investment can drive innovation, digitalization and AI adoption across the continent’s energy sector

As the global energy landscape undergoes a digital transformation, Africa is positioning itself not as a follower, but as a force for innovation. Taking place in Johannesburg on November 21 at the Protea Hotel by Marriot, Balalaika Sandton, the G20 African Energy Investment Forum will convene government officials, investors and…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

G20 Energy Investment Forum to Unite Africa’s Top Finance, Insurance and Technology Leaders

Executives from Standard Bank, Vodacom Mozambique and Cēlendaire Capital will share insights on investment, infrastructure and strategic growth at the Johannesburg forum

Leaders from Africa’s finance, telecommunications and insurance sectors have been confirmed as speakers at the G20 Africa Energy Investment Forum, hosted by the African Energy Chamber (AEC) (https://EnergyChamber.org/) on November 21 in Johannesburg. The lineup features Dele Kuti, Global Head of Energy and Infrastructure at Standard Bank; Simon Karikari, CEO of…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

G20 Forum to Feature Green Energy, Carbon Leaders Amid African Energy Transition Drive

To make energy poverty history, Africa requires innovative financing and accelerated project development

Africa’s green energy sector is entering a period of rapid growth, driven by continental efforts to enhance power generation, support an energy transition and make energy poverty history. With over 620 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves and abundant solar and wind potential, the continent is well-positioned to use…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

Africa Finance Corporation Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Joins African Energy Chamber G20 Forum Amid Bold Investment Drive in Africa

The AFC has been at the forefront of financing African energy and infrastructure projects

Samaila Zubairu, President & CEO of multilateral finance institution the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC), has joined the African Energy Chamber’s G20 Africa Energy Investment Forum (https://EnergyChamber.org), where he is expected to spotlight the organization’s efforts to scale-up energy and mineral financing in Africa. Taking place November 21 in Johannesburg, South…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

S&P Global Ratings’ Samira Mensah Joins African Energy Chamber (AEC) G20 Forum as Africa Seeks to Close Investment Gap

Taking place November 21, the G20 Forum connects global capital to African projects, supporting Africa’s broader goals of making energy poverty history

With an energy finance gap estimated between $30 billion and $50 billion per year, Africa is pursuing diversified sources of financing to address this shortfall and advance strategic projects. Aligned with goals by the continent to make energy poverty history, the African Energy Chamber’s (AEC) (https://EnergyChamber.org/) upcoming G20 Africa Energy…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

G20 Investment Forum to Highlight Africa’s Energy Projects as Global Investment Priority

Leading global and African energy and finance executives will explore strategies to accelerate investment, de-risk capital and strengthen market access at the upcoming G20 African Energy Investment Forum

Ahead of the G20 Summit, the G20 African Energy Investment Forum, hosted by the African Energy Chamber (AEC) (https://EnergyChamber.org), will convene top global and African energy and finance leaders to discuss how investment, innovation and partnerships can unlock Africa’s energy potential and drive sustainable economic growth. Scheduled for November 21…

Source: African Energy Chamber |

Broken Promises by Wealthy Nations: Africa Needs to Finance its Energy Addition then Transition (By NJ Ayuk)

African oil and gas producers should also seek to maximize their own capacities as they develop their own subsurface resources

By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org). At ADIPEC this year, I was skeptical about participating in COP 30. African nations are heading to Brazil for COP 30 in Belem.  The United States, under President Donald Trump, has closed its office of climate diplomacy and will not be…