AOW:Energy 2025 in Ghana Concludes with Landmark Deals and Calls for African Unity

London, United Kingdom--(Newsfile Corp. - September 23, 2025) - (IN-VR) - The AOW:Energy 2025 Conference concluded in Accra after a week that brought together more than 1,200 delegates from across Africa and the global energy industry. The event marked a pivotal moment for Africa's upstream sector, uniting governments, investors, and operators to chart a common path forward. 

Highlights of AOW:Energy 2025 included:

• Opening address by President John Dramani Mahama, calling for Africa to "speak with one voice" in shaping its energy agenda.
• Celebration of GNPC Ghana's 40th Anniversary, honoring four decades of contribution to national growth.
• A $1.5 billion agreement between the Government of Ghana, ENI, and Vitol — one of the year's most significant upstream deals.
• Reaffirmation of commitment from international partners, including ExxonMobil, Chevron, ENI, Seplat, FIRST E&P, Oando, and TGS.
• Recognition of AOW as a platform "for Africa, by Africa", in the words of both President Mahama and Minister of Energy John Jinapor.

Paul Sinclair, CEO of AOW:Energy, commented:
"This year's edition has shown Africa's strength, ambition, and unity. From Ghana to the wider continent, AOW:Energy has proven its role as the leading platform to advance partnerships, unlock opportunities, and secure growth for Africa's energy future."

Minister Jinapor: A Platform Belonging to Africa
Ghana's Minister of Energy and Green Transition, John Jinapor, highlighted that AOW has positioned Ghana as a continental hub for energy dialogue and investment. He stressed that the conference is "more than an event—it is a platform where deals are done and Africa's industry is celebrated." His remarks reinforced Ghana's ambition to play a central role in shaping Africa's energy agenda.

The success of AOW:Energy 2025 positions the conference as the most influential upstream investment platform on the continent. Preparations are already underway for AOW:Energy 2026, expected to expand Africa's voice and influence even further on the global stage.

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