Libreville, Gabon
20th-22nd October, 2021
HYBRID EVENT: You can join online or in person!
Fully Endorsed by: The Presidency’s Gas Task Force
The Ministry of Oil, Gas and Mines, the Presidency’s Gas Task-Force and IN-VR have joined forces, working hand in hand to deliver the Gabon Oil, Gas and Energy Summit to thousands of attendees, online and in person.
Feel free to contact us to know more about new exclusive features of this conference, the second edition in 2022, more comprehensive sponsorship opportunities, delegate tickets for the international community, among others.
Join the first post-COVID energy event to re-open networking routes for Gabon and the international industry.
IN-VR is pleased to have organized the official Gabon Oil, Gas and Energy Summit.
The Gabon Oil, Gas and Energy Summit, presented a unique platform bringing together existing and future operators in the growing oil, gas and energy industries of Gabon. New investors and service providers meet with the government to find the best ways to access Gabon’s vast resources, upcoming projects and new opportunities.
This event took place in Libreville, Gabon, in French, as well as in English, on our IN-VR platforms.
Meet Gabon’s government, IOCs and energy players in the country's first hybrid event on Oil, Gas and Energy
3 days
of exclusive presentations
35+
experts and keynote speakers
500+
in person and online combined
The Presidency’s Gas Task Force
The Gabon Oil, Gas and Energy Summit is being organised in partnership with the Presidency's Gas Task Force.
The task force has been appointed by HE. President of Gabon, and is manned by the country’s top gas and energy experts. The task force has the mission of creating a roadmap for Gabon’s gas future, the country’s upcoming Gas Master Plan, in addition to growing and optimizing the country’s hydrocarbons exploration and production.
Meet our Speakers
HON. Mr Vincent de Paul Massassa
Minister of Oil, Gas and Mines
Republic of Gabon
Eddy Moubamou Mounanga
Local Content Advisor
Minister of Oil, Gas and Mines
Duplex Yockot
Director of Economic and Legal Affairs
DGH
Stephen Mouba
General Director
DGEPN
Zakaria Dosso
General Director
Societe Africaine d'investissement en Energie (AECORP)
Goldfroy Ovono
Senior Production Engineer
BW Energy
Bertrand Rose
Managing Director TEG
Trafigura
Elvis Ossindji
General Director
Société Equatoriale des Mines (SEM)
Alice Ouedraogo
Resident Representative
World Bank
Edgard Mbina Kombila
Managing Director
DGH
Jean Pierre Boussougou
Special Adviser and Head
Department of Infrastructure and Transport of the Presidency, Republic of Gabon
Didier Ndong
Legal Advisor
Ministry of Oil, Gas and Mines, Republic of Gabon
Jean Baptiste Bikalou
General Director
PetroGabon
Abdul Gafare Safiou
Director General of Research and Laboratories
DGEL
Andy Felix Nze Nguema
General Director
SGEPP
Boris Admina Atchoughou
General Director
Gabonese Customs
Damien Housez
Industrial Director
SOBRAGA
Yann Livulibutt Yangari
Head of the Gas Task Force
Presidency Office of the Republic of Gabon
Fernand Epigat
Advisor
Ministry of Oil, Gas and Mines, Republic of Gabon
Pither Bouloupy
Advisor
DGH
Ghislain Moandz Mboma
CEO
ANPI
Adrien Broche
General Director
Perenco
Abdu Razzaq Guy Kambogo
General Director
AGANOR
Richard Koumba
General Manager
MEx
Alain Fazili Bula
Director of Structured Financing
BGFI Bank
Magloire Menier
Technical Advisor
Minister of Oil, Gas and Mines
Louis Gaston Aubame
Legal Advisor
Ministry of Oil, Gas and Mines, Republic of Gabon
Maurice Dikongo
PCA
Gabon Oil Company
Patrick Akoma Nze
Technical Director of Exploitation
SGEPP
Stéphane Bassene
Managing Director & CEO, Gabon Country Chair
TotalEnergies
Dr. Frederic Briens
General Director
Africa Liquid Energy
Marc Ona Essangui
Executive Secretary
Brainforest
Dr. Ibrahim Omar Farouk
General Secretary
APPO
Why Gabon?
Gabon is creating new industry opportunities for indigenous companies, as it is launching its 12th licensing round, revamping the country’s hydrocarbon industry, actively investing in local content, while also accelerating their energy transition, investing in new gas projects and technologies.
As more and more Nations are increasingly concerned with optimising their current hydrocarbons production and shifting to LNG/CNG as their fuel of choice, Gabon is looking to actively attract new upstream opportunities and accelerate its energy transition towards displacing Diesel and Petrol and producing energy with less greenhouse gas emissions. Natural Gas use is growing — and with it, a whole world of cleaner, greener opportunities.
Connect with the key players behind Gabon's Oil Gas and Energy projects, meet your future partners and find how to ensure a successful venture in Gabon's growing market.
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Main thematics
- Reduction of flaring
- 12th Licensing Round
- Storage, Transport and Distribution
- Local Content
- Funding and Taxation
- Revamping Hydrocarbon Producing Assets
- Risks on social and environmental impact of the gas project
- EOR Technologies and Equipment
- Regulations and Governance
- Carbon Trading
Hear from the Head of the Presidency’s Gas Task Force, Yann Pierre Albert Yangari, in the Energy Hall of Fame Podcast
He shared updates on Gabon’s exploration and production, new opportunities, and his thoughts and experiences in attracting new players in the country!
Gabon Oil, Gas and Energy opportunities
Gabon is greatly expanding its oil and gas industry, to repurpose produced gas and enrich its energy mix. This creates a series of new opportunities for upstream, midstream, and downstream companies as new projects and initiatives are established:
Gas-to-Power:
Gabon is investing on gas generators, building 4 generators in Bitam, Lambarene, Fougamou, and Mouila, and having plans for more as the industry expands
Increased LNG demand:
Gabon’s new power generators require a constant supply of LNG and gas to continue producing over 8MW for the country, a demand that will only increase as more generators are built.
12th Licensing Round:
The Minister of Petroleum, Gas and Mining indicated the closing date of the submission of tenders, June 30, 2021. Petroleum companies interested in the acquisition of the 35 blocks identified within the framework of the 12th call for tenders to submit their offers according to this terms.
Flared gas repurposing:
New opportunities are created for gas transportation and storage, as Gabon is investing in repurposing flared gas from the oil fields, to power its generators.
Local Content:
Gabon is revamping its hydrocarbon assets, offering new opportunities to local companies. The concept of Indigenous companies was born, aiming to develop locals’ participaction in the development of the oil and gas sector, as well as the nation.
New Hydrocarbons Law:
The Government of Gabon officially published its new Hydrocarbons Law on the 22nd July 2019, in its ”Journal Officiel n°28”
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Yann Pierre Yangari, Head
Thank you very much for this opportunity, it was amazing, and we'll try and organise some more roundtables like that.