Digital Dialogue

Offshore Opportunities in Senegal

3 November 2020

As Senegal prepares for the results of its first Offshore Licensing round, join Petrosen to discuss:

  • Senegal as an E&P Hub in the MSGBC region: Where do the NOCs see further collaboration opportunities to solidify a strong region in terms of industry knowledge, skills and resources?
  • How does Petrosen see the region’s industry evolving, what are their main concerns and where do they see the biggest opportunities for growth and investment?
  • In both the context of the MSGBC Basin and in the wider African E&P landscape, how is the role of small and mid-cap independents in deep-water activity changing? How does this compare to larger IOCs?
  • How can both E&P companies and contractors alike make the most of the current environment?
  • What are the main challenges project leaders are anticipating in this move into the next phase of development?

Discussion between:

  • Joseph Medou, Exploration & Production Director, Petrosen
  • Sam Scarpa, Project Manager – Africa, Energy Council

 

 

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