Get in touch with the FPSO projects that are taking place in the African region, ranging from South Africa to the Western Ghana / Nigerian waters.

Check out the 2024 Post Show Report to find out the sessions that took place at FPSO Africa Congress! The report also contains the profile breakdown of attendees and key session highlights and topics takeaways to strengthen FPSO project feasibility in Africa!

Check out the list of companies and profiles you will get to meet at this year's FPSO Africa Congress!

Africa has contributed to, on an average, 10% of the global oil (crude oil and condensates) supply in the last decade. The contribution has been more prominent if we consider only offshore oil supply, with Africa contributing to almost 17% on average in last decade. Within offshore, almost 60% of the oil supply in the last decade from Africa came from deep- and ultradeep-water segment, as a result of which the continent has seen many FPSO projects.

Check out the latest report from Rystad Energy as they explore the outlook on Africa's Oil & Gas market

Ahead of the FPSO Africa Congress 2023, we have put together an essential easy-to-digest guidebook to some of the biggest FPSO contractors. Understand more about their strengths and benefits, operational track records, execution models, and get in touch with their unique insights on the potentials of the industry

As the world continues its recovery from the effects laid down by the pandemic, there is an increase in demand for energy and projects across the Oil & Gas sector. Consequentially, more than 50 FPSO projects has been planned to take place within the next 5 years.

FPSO Network has put together an overview of the ongoing projects in the world as well as the upcoming projects that have been planned. Understand more about each region’s activities and the potential of the oil & gas industry.

Explore the Projects that are currently ongoing in EMEA, Africa, and South America!

View the presentation by Ken Etete, Group CEO, Century Group Nigeria conducted in FPSO Africa Congress 2024! This presentation offered valuable insights on how a local FPSO operator innovates in the African landscape.

Some of the highlights of the session include:

• Innovations in FPSO Projects
• Africa's Energy Outlook
• FPSO Project Execution Models

Africa upstream sector saw a gradual growth through the 2000s with annual oil (plus condensates) output seeing an average growth of about 5%, driven majorly by African Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) member nations – Nigeria, Angola, Algeria and Libya, with Egypt rounding off the top five producers in the continent. Download our industry report to find out more today!

Check out our session highlights of FPSO Africa Congress last year as Dave Hartell, Managing Director, Stellae Energy takes us through the importance of Local Content when dealing with FPSO projects in Africa.

The presentation talks about the following key notes

• Understanding how oil producers can better work together with FPSO contractors in light of regulations
• Strategies for fostering trust and cooperation: sharing knowledge, resources, and expertise
• Mitigating challenges such as capacity constraints, regulatory complexities, and cost considerations

From Nigeria to Senegal, Africa is proving itself to be a fast-developing FPSO market, with notable projects in 10 countries — and this number looks set to rise.

Already, the continent is home to the world’s largest FPSO, Egina, which was developed in Nigeria by Total Upstream Nigeria, in conjunction with CNOOC, Petrobras and Sapetro. Such developments are expected to continue throughout Africa, with a growing number of companies exploring unchartered territory in new destinations.

Thanks largely to support from governments and investors, as well as the consistency of natural water and wind movement, Africa provides a conducive environment for new FPSO projects to take root. Furthermore, FPSOs have taken advantage of digitisation to accelerate their progress, making sustainable success a reality for an increasing number of oil and gas companies.

As Africa’s biggest natural economic driver, oil and gas has become a trillion-dollar industry in the continent — and it looks set to grow even more.

An abundance of natural resources, government initiatives to support exploration and production, and a general openness to industry-wide cooperation make Africa fertile ground for further development, and it is with this in mind that we bring you FPSO Operations: A Guide to the African Way.

We look at industry giants Total and ExxonMobil and their FPSO projects in Africa, and how their operations in the region have been influenced by their location. At the same time, we offer an overview of resources for research, local partnerships, and the ever-expanding role of operational and information technology in the FPSO market.

Download our report to find out more!