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Brochure Democratic Republic of the Congo #BuildingFoundations Speak Attend speak@africaoilandpower.com register@africaoilandpower.com Sponsor & Exhibit Media sales@africaoilandpower.com media@africaoilandpower.com Information & Registration: www.DRC2021.com
H.E. President Félix Tshisekedi
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It’s
Here
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) will host the first-ever DRC Energy
& Infrastructure Investment Summit 2021, taking place 21-22 September
2021 in Kinshasa, DRC. Organized by Africa Oil & Power in partnership with
the African Energy Chamber, the summit highlights a new dawn for one of
Africa’s most diverse energy and mining plays.
While the country remains Africa’s 12th largest oil producer with an output
of about 25 000 barrels per day, the DRC’s oil and gas potential is
tremendous, with some estimates placing its global potential reserves at
anywhere from 5 billion to as much as 20 billion barrels. This, if confirmed,
would make the Central African nation the continent’s second biggest
reserve-holder, behind only Nigeria. Today, the DRC only produces oil from
a few offshore wells and has seen very little exploration activity in recent
years. Its onshore plays remain vastly unexplored while 24 out of its 26
regions are expected to have active petroleum systems.
The DRC Energy & Infrastructure Investment Summit 2021 will be
the leading platform to showcase the DRC’s oil promise and all the
opportunities present in gas monetization, infrastructural development and
power generation.
The event will be the ideal platform to discuss and understand opportunities
for synergies between the oil and mining sectors, promote strategic
partnerships for cross-border asset development and further explore
opportunities for foreign investment, bringing interested partners from
American, European and Asian markets to one of Africa’s most promising
oil regions today.
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Agenda
Why
Participate?
Meet the leaders, build relationships with local partners and dis-
cover investable projects. Position your company as a main actor
in the DRC’s diverse energy sector.
The National Event
DRC Energy & Infrastructure 2021 is the official national event
that unites the entire value chain and works in partnership with all
Objectives relevant national industry players.
To attract new investment to the
The Right Moment
DRC from new entrants to the
market.
The DRC has shown promise in hydrocarbons exploration and
To create global awareness of provides a welcoming environment for US, European, Asian and
the reality of doing business in African investors.
the DRC today.
Showcase Your Enterprise
To communicate the priorities
and outlook of the new adminis- Use the DRC Energy & Infrastructure Investment Summit to
tration.
showcase your enterprise’s technological offering, milestones,
commitment to the DRC, or to create new alliances.
To promote local employment
and private sector growth
through international partner- Own The Narrative
ships.
Be it through transport, power generation or support infrastructure
To create a national platform for for the mining and energy industries, the DRC provides a myriad
constructive dialogue on natural of attractive investment opportunities.
resource management, invest-
ment and future potential.
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BUILDING
FOUNDATIONS
Discussion Local content and creation of
opportunities.
Points
Entering the market and doing
business in the DRC.
The infrastructure gap and how to
invest in impactful and profitable
projects.
The DRC’s power sector and potential
African interconnections.
The mining landscape and potential
synergies with the energy sector.
Promotion of onshore exploration
opportunities.
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Why
the DRC?
MASSIVE HYDROCARBONS
POTENTIAL
With estimated potential reserves anywhere between 5 and 20 billion bar-
rels and a largely unexplored landscape, the DRC represents one of the last
high-confirmed potential frontier plays in Central Africa and a tremendous op-
portunity for the right investor.
AN IMPROVING BUSINESS
ENVIRONMENT
As the government seeks to use the country’s energy and mineral resources
to promote economic growth, it has been striving to improve the country’s
business environment and make it more attractive to foreign investors.
POWER GENERATION
EXPANSION
With strong political will to increase access to electricity across the country,
investment opportunities in power generation infrastructure abound, particu-
larly for solutions that help monetize the country’s natural gas resources.
LOCAL CONTENT IN FOCUS
To fully take advantage of the major economic opportunities the development of
its energy sector can offer, the DRC must invest in training and capacity building
to ensure that its population is an integral part of this economic revolution.
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How to
Get Involved
SPEAK ATTEND SPONSOR
We offer a number of speaking opportu- Whether it’s the DRC Energy & Infrastruc- Our menu of sponsorship products pres-
nities, including keynotes, presentations, ture Investment Summit 2021, our network- ents a multitude of branding and VIP ac-
panel discussions, and moderator slots. ing functions or any of our roadshows, we cess opportunities, from owning an event
Please contact our programming team for invite you to contact our team to engage, function, to content and online promotion
opportunities. connect and invest. and media management, to a full-time rela-
tionship broker.
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DRC Investment
Opportunities
As the second largest African country and the 11th largest in the world, the DRC has an array of natural resources. The
Central African nation is a leading producer in the mining sector and boasts major unexploited energy potential. In view of
diversifying its economy and providing universal access to power to its citizens, the DRC is implementing hydroelectric
projects as well as designing a soon-to-be launched licensing round.
Proven Petroleum Reserves 180 mboe
Estimated Petroleum Reserves 5,000 mboe
Estimated Methane and Natural Gas Reserves 30 bcm
2019 Oil Production 25,000 bpd
Sole Oil Producer Perenco
Active Petroleum Perenco
Operators (Upstream) Sonahydroc (NOC)
Active Petroleum Total
Operators (Downstream) Sonahydroc (NOC)
SODEP
Engen
Latest Oil and Gas Code 2015
Licensing Round Status: The Council of Ministers, on Friday May 8, 2020, approved the launch of a call for tenders for the
allocation of new oil blocks, following a mapping of the DRC’s current oil and gas blocks. y
MAJOR HYDROPOWER POTENTIAL CAPACITY
Democratic Republic of Congo boasts 50% of Africa’s total hydroelectric potential.
Operational Hydroelectric Plants (MW) Plants Under Development (MW)
Inga III Power Station
INGA II 4800 MW
POWER STATION
POWER STATION
POWER STATION
Busanga Dam
1,424 240 MW
5259,5 MW Ruzizi Hydro
145 MW
TOTAL CAPACITY
UNDER DEVELOPMENT
NSEKE
351
260
INGA I
Katende Dam
64 MW
45
40
ZONGO II
DAM Kakobola Dam
10.5 MW
RUZIZI II
STATION
RUZIZI I
STATION
POWER
POWER
150
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FOCUS ON ENERGY
TOTAL INSTALLED
CAPACITY ACCESS TO POWER
2,677 MW 19%
ACCESS TO POWER IN
THERMAL INSTALLED CAPACITY URBAN AREAS
135 MW 50%
HYDROELECTRIC INSTALLED ACCESS TO POWER
CAPACITY IN RURAL AREAS
2,542 MW 5%
POWER GENERATION BY SOURCE (TW/h)
Limited amounts of energy are produced from alternative sources such as wind, bioenergy and back-up generators.
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