Where we work.

Africa's largest energy market and the home of our most cited brownfield reference. Western Desert tight-carbonate work is live; Cairo is the right place to start a Mediterranean-and-Africa BD calendar.

Sonatrach's 2025–2030 well plan is one of the largest in the world. Gatekept and slow but deeply rewarding for principals who arrive with a credible regional partner. Hassi Messaoud and Hassi R'Mel are canonical tight-carbonate plays.

The single most consequential brownfield opportunity on the continent. The Sirte Basin holds Africa's largest reserve cluster; the recent licensing round has put NOC and Mellitah back in conversation with foreign capability. We treat the security picture honestly and we are present.

A country deliberately rebuilding outwards from the coast. Aquaculture inbound investment has accelerated sharply; the port-and-customs digitisation programme is one of the most coherent in North Africa. A focused, blue-economy entry point.

The strongest Norwegian corridor in West Africa. Long-standing Nordic bilateral programmes have built a relationship few competitors can match. Sangomar Phase 2 sits inside our energy thesis; we tell new principals to start here.

Eni's Baleine discovery has turned a quiet shelf into the most-watched gas-condensate development in the Gulf of Guinea. Abidjan is the regional capital francophone West Africa actually uses, and the AfDB ecosystem makes it a useful convening city.

Saga's volume market. NNPCL JVs, the indigenous majors and the marginal-field awardees form the largest cluster of brownfield-tech buyers on the continent. Lagos is in the calendar every quarter.

Mauritania is covered by Saga's West Africa partner network, working with our Cape Town and Stavanger offices. Contact us for a briefing on current operator activity and local-content requirements.

Tullow's Jubilee and TEN are the live conversations on well-life extension and cost discipline. Aker Energy's portfolio and the Pecan field add a second axis. A clean path through Accra for a focused completion or subsea play.

A small, stable francophone market whose strategic value is its port. Cotonou serves landlocked Niger and northern Nigeria; Glo-Djigbé is the most credible industrial platform in the region. Trade and logistics, not upstream.

A patient, secondary play. Perenco's operating relationship at Rio del Rey, the Douala port and the country's quiet but real position in Central Africa give it long-cycle value. We are present, we attend, and we move when the moment comes.

Chad is covered by Saga's Central Africa partner, working with our Cape Town and Stavanger offices. Contact us for a briefing on current operator activity and local-content requirements.

Equatorial Guinea is covered by Saga's Central Africa partner, working with our Cape Town and Stavanger offices. Contact us for a briefing on current operator activity and local-content requirements.

A mature deepwater and shelf oil province in managed decline. Perenco, Assala, TotalEnergies and BW Energy define the operator stack. Brownfield well-life extension is the dominant technical theme.

The cleanest commercial read in central Africa. TotalEnergies on Moho Nord, Eni's Marine XII LNG ramp-up to 3 mtpa, Perenco's shelf — three named operators and a clear push to 500 kbpd.

A continental-scale country with a small upstream and an enormous adjacency. Perenco's Muanda offshore is the brownfield play; cobalt, copper and Lake Kivu methane are the second axis. We work the DRC selectively, not generally.

Saga's regional capital. Cape Town and Stavanger are the two ends of the same desk. The Upstream Petroleum Resources Development Act, the Orange Basin step-out and the Norfund-anchored renewables platform define the next 24 months.

Mozambique LNG has restarted. Cabo Delgado has stabilised but is not invisible; Coral Sul FLNG continues to produce; Coral North sequences in. Norad's Fish for Development programme has been active here for nearly two decades.

The deepwater brownfield-redevelopment market. Equinor's long history in Block 17, Azule Energy (BP/Eni), Sonangol's technology team and Etu Energias are the named anchors. Luanda is in our quarterly calendar; Sonangol's appetite for foreign technology continues to evolve.

Africa's most-watched frontier story is now a development story. Venus, Mopane, Graff, Jonker and Sapakara are sequencing toward FID. Lüderitz and the hake industry connect the energy story to a long-standing Norwegian-Namibian fisheries relationship.

The most disciplined macro economy on the continent. Energy is small; the play is coal-bed methane, mining-grid renewables and the Debswana relationship. Gaborone is a calm Southern African base.

The Lake Albert oil project moves toward first oil. EACOP financing has been controversial; Chinese operators are central to the development phase. Beyond upstream sits Lake Victoria, where a Norwegian-led blue-economy play has space.

Equinor's long operator history with TPDC is the spine of the country's gas story. The Lindi/Mtwara appraisal programme is the most coherent pre-development opportunity in East Africa, with layered Nordic warm-intro paths.

East Africa's fintech and blue-economy capital. Konza Technopolis, M-Pesa's data infrastructure, Mombasa port modernisation and a serious posture on fisheries surveillance make this a different shape of Saga play — and an important one.

East Africa's most-disciplined small economy and the regional convening capital. Kigali is the conference and financial-services hub of choice; Lake Kivu methane is a unique energy story. A services and blue-economy market, not upstream.