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Angola set for new licensing round in Q4 2025

The new licenses are intended to boost Angola’s oil production and maintain output above 1 million bopd beyond 2026. Azevedo stated that the round marks the final phase of a licensing strategy initiated in 2019 to award 50 concessions and counteract declines in oil productivity due to falling yields in mature wells.

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Angola Energy Leaders’ Summit set to gather energy leaders in Luanda

As Angola celebrates 50 years of independence, the Energy Leaders’ Summit will shed light on the energy sector’s role in driving the country’s socio-economic development. From early offshore discoveries to major infrastructure projects, Angola has consolidated its position as one of Africa’s most dynamic energy markets. Recent developments signal a new chapter shaped by strategic investments in mature fields, the momentum of local operators’ expansion and IOC initiatives that are driving the decarbonisation of upstream operations.