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Africa Oil and Gas Projects Outlook to 2028 - Development Stage, Capacity, Capex and Contractor Details of All New Build and Expansion Projects

Publisher GlobalData
Published Apr 29, 2024
Length 47 Pages
SKU # GBDT18789305

Description

Africa Oil and Gas Projects Outlook to 2028 - Development Stage, Capacity, Capex and Contractor Details of All New Build and Expansion Projects


Summary

From 2024 to 2028, Africa is anticipated to witness the start of operations of 471 projects across the oil and gas value chain. Of these, 120 are upstream (fields) projects, midstream projects are the highest at 160, downstream (refineries) projects are 92, and the petrochemical projects account for the rest at 99.

Scope

Updated information on oil and gas, planned and announced projects in Africa with start years up to 2028
Provides projects breakdown by sector, project type, and project stage at regional and country level
Provides key details such as project development stage, capacity, and project cost for planned and announced projects in Africa, wherever available
Provides EPC contractor, design/FEED contractor, and other contractor details for oil and gas projects, wherever available

Reasons to Buy

Obtain the most up-to-date information available on planned and announced projects in Africa across the oil and gas value chain
Identify growth segments and opportunities in the African oil and gas industry
Facilitate decision-making based on strong oil and gas projects data
Assess key projects data of your peers and competitors

Table of Contents

47 Pages
  • Key Highlights
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in Africa by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in Africa by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in Africa by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in Africa by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Africa by Project Stage
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Africa by Key Countries
    • Africa Projects Outlook - Development Stage, Capacity, and Project Cost Details
    • Africa Projects Outlook - Projects Contractor Details
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in Nigeria by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in Nigeria by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in Nigeria by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in Nigeria by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Nigeria by Project Stage
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in Egypt by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in Egypt by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in Egypt by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in Egypt by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Egypt by Project Stage
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in Angola by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in Angola by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in Angola by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in Angola by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Angola by Project Stage
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in Algeria by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in Algeria by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in Algeria by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in Algeria by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in Algeria by Project Stage
    • Upstream (Fields) Projects in South Africa by Type and Status
    • Midstream Projects in South Africa by Type and Status
    • Downstream (Refineries) Projects in South Africa by Type and Status
    • Petrochemicals Projects in South Africa by Type and Status
    • Oil and Gas Projects in South Africa by Project Stage
    • Abbreviations and Definitions

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