安哥拉计划投资600亿美元用于石油和天然气行业，其上游活动正蓬勃发展，涵盖从前沿勘探到地震数据采集、钻井和增量生产等各个领域。安哥拉主要的上游运营商已参加9月3日至4日在罗安达举行的安哥拉石油天然气(AOG)会议，共同探讨安哥拉的项目规划。今年的会议将庆祝安哥拉独立50周年，届时发言嘉宾将分享过去五十年的石油和天然气开发如何为未来增长奠定基础的深刻见解。

能源巨头埃克森美孚在安哥拉拥有超过三十年的运营历史，目前正在推进一项雄心勃勃的勘探和生产计划，专注于最大限度地提高活跃资产的产量，同时寻求前沿机遇。最近，该公司与道达尔能源公司签署了一项协议，将对17/06区块和32/21区块的自由区进行研究和评估。该公司还计划在纳米贝盆地投资150亿美元，以待正在进行的勘探活动的结果。这些努力有望在安哥拉释放新的资源。埃克森美孚安哥拉公司董事总经理卡特里娜·费舍尔将在AOG 2025上进一步分享埃克森美孚的投资计划。

能源巨头英国石油公司（BP）和埃尼公司在安哥拉有着悠久的历史，在为该国释放资源和创造经济机会方面发挥了重要作用。两家公司于2022年合并了安哥拉业务，这促成了安哥拉最大的独立石油和天然气权益生产商Azule Energy的崛起，随后BP和埃尼公司的项目组合和专业知识也得以整合。在此基础上，Azule Energy在安哥拉牵头开展了多项大规模项目，并设定了将产量提高至25万桶/日的新目标。即将开展的主要开发项目包括阿戈戈西部综合枢纽开发项目（2025年）和安哥拉首个非伴生气项目（2026年）。在AOG 2025期间，埃尼公司全球自然资源首席运营官Guido Brusco和英国石油公司生产与运营执行副总裁Gordon Birrell将深入探讨安哥拉的勘探和生产格局，涵盖石油勘探、天然气、全球合作伙伴关系以及未来投资前景等各个方面。

尼日利亚独立勘探和生产公司第一勘探与石油开发公司（FIRST E&P）在尼日利亚拥有强大的生产资产组合，目前正在寻求区域增长机会。FIRST E&P 的业务遍及尼日尔三角洲的浅水区和陆上区块，在勘探和生产活动方面拥有丰富的经验。虽然 FIRST E&P 目前尚未在安哥拉直接开展业务，但它将在释放安哥拉油气资源的更大价值方面发挥重要作用。在 AOG 2025 期间，FIRST E&P 首席执行官兼董事总经理 Ademola Adeyemi-Bero 预计将分享公司在尼日利亚的经验如何支持安哥拉未来的油气项目。

安哥拉油气公司 Alfort Petroleum 已在安哥拉 2020 年招标中获得运营商资格，目前正在安哥拉开展陆上勘探业务。在本轮融资中，Alfort Petroleum赢得了KON 8区块的运营权，获得该资产50%的股份。迄今为止，该公司已完成该区块的地震数据采集阶段，目前正处于数据解释的最后阶段。Alfort Petroleum计划于2025年第四季度或2026年第一季度开始钻探活动。预计在2025年AOG会议上，Alfort Petroleum总经理Gianni Gaspar-Martins将介绍KON 8区块的最新情况。

与此同时，安哥拉私营能源公司Etu Energias计划通过优化生产资产和加速开发新收购的区块，到2030年将油气产量提高到8万桶/日。2024年，该公司已运营和未运营的区块组合从6个扩大到15个，储量增长了2.6倍，达到1.06亿桶。2025年，该公司将继续在FS/FTST区块开展三维地震勘探，并将开钻Chimacuanga勘探井，并完成新收购的CON 1和CON 4区块的可行性研究。Etu Energias首席执行官Edson dos Santos将在AOG 2025大会上发表演讲，预计将分享公司勘探和生产战略的见解。

With a planned $60 billion investment pipeline for the oil and gas industry, Angola is experiencing a surge in upstream activity, from frontier exploration to seismic acquisition to drilling and incremental production. Angola’s major upstream operators have joined the Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) conference – taking place September 3-4 in Luanda – to discuss Angola’s project pipeline. This year’s conference celebrates 50 years of independence in Angola, with speakers set to share insight into how the past five decades of oil and gas development have laid the foundation for future growth.

With over three decades of operational history in Angola, energy major ExxonMobil is driving an ambitious exploration and production agenda, focusing on maximizing output at active assets while pursuing frontier opportunities. Recently, the company signed an agreement alongside TotalEnergies for the study and evaluation of the Free Areas of Blocks 17/06 and 32/21. The company is also eyeing a $15 billion investment in the Namibe basin, pending the results of ongoing exploration activities. These efforts are expected to unlock new resources in Angola. Katrina Fisher, Managing Director of ExxonMobil Angola, will share further insights into ExxonMobil’s investment plans at AOG 2025.

With a long history in Angola, energy majors bp and Eni have played an instrumental part in unlocking resources and generating economic opportunities for the country. The merger of the companies’ Angolan operations in 2022 saw the rise of Azule Energy – Angola’s largest independent equity producer of oil and gas – and the subsequent integration of bp and Eni’s project portfolio and expertise. On the back of this, Azule Energy has spearheaded various large-scale operations in Angola, with new targets to increase production to 250,000 bpd. Major upcoming developments include the Agogo Integrated West Hub Development (2025) and Angola’s first non-associated gas project (2026). During AOG 2025, Guido Brusco, COO: Global Natural Resources at Eni, and Gordon Birrell, Executive Vice President of Production & Operations at bp, will provide insight into Angola’s exploration and production landscape, from oil exploration to natural gas to global partnerships and future investment prospects.

Nigerian independent exploration and production company First Exploration & Petroleum Development Company (FIRST E&P) has a strong portfolio of producing assets in Nigeria and is currently pursuing regional growth opportunities. With operations spanning both shallow waters and onshore blocks in the Niger Delta, FIRST E&P has established experience in exploration and production activities. While not directly active in Angola as of yet, FIRST E&P stands to play a notable role in unlocking greater value from Angola’s oil and gas resources. During AOG 2025, Ademola Adeyemi-Bero, CEO & Managing Director of FIRST E&P, is expected to share insight into how the company’s experience in Nigeria can support future oil and gas projects in Angola.

Angolan oil and gas company Alfort Petroleum is pursuing onshore exploration in Angola, following its qualification as an operator under the country’s 2020 bid round. During the round, Alfort Petroleum won operatorship of Block KON 8, attaining a 50% stake in the asset. To date, the company has completed the seismic acquisition phase for the block and is currently in the final stages of interpreting the data. Alfort Petroleum aims to start drilling activities in Q4, 2025 or Q1, 2026. At AOG 2025, Gianni Gaspar-Martins, General Manager of Alfort Petroleum, is expected to provide an update on Block KON 8.

Meanwhile, Angolan private energy company Etu Energias seeks to increase oil and gas production to 80,000 bpd by 2030 through the optimization of producing assets and the accelerated development of newly-acquired blocks. The company expanded its portfolio of operated and non-operated blocks from 6 to 15 in 2024, while its reserves grew 2.6 times to reach 106 million barrels. In 2025, the company continues to drive a 3D seismic campaign at Block FS/FTST, will spud the Chimacuanga exploration well and will complete feasibility studies at the newly-acquired Blocks CON 1 and CON 4. Etu Energias CEO Edson dos Santos is speaking at AOG 2025, where he is expected to share insight into the company’s exploration and production strategy.