International Exhibition

on Energy and Oil in Africa

May 6 & 7, 2025

at King Fahd in Dakar

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the SIEPA

the oldest energy, oil and gas event in Senegal

The Association Sénégalaise pour le Développement de l'Energie en Afrique (ASDEA) and the Association pour le Développement de l'Energie en Afrique (ADEA), in collaboration with Bestcap, organized the Salon International de l'Energie et du Pétrole en Afrique in Dakar on January 23 and 24, 2024. The event was a great success, with over 250 participants (see website: energy-for-africa).

SIEPA is organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Energy, Oil and Mines.  SIEPA 2024 was attended by all the major companies in the energy sector, and provided an opportunity for intense and fruitful exchanges, the minutes of which you will find in the attached document.

Every year, SIEPA takes stock of the energy situation in Africa, the development of oil and gas projects, the situation of refining and distribution of petroleum products, and the development of electricity, whether thermal projects (gas in particular) or the development of renewable energies (hydraulic, solar, wind). New energies (biogas, hydrogen) are also on the agenda.

See you in Dakar for the next SIEPA on May 6 and 7, 2025.

An event that covers the oil, gas, electricity and renewable sectors

A two-day conference that will deal with all aspects of energy, with panels and workshops covering all aspects of the above-mentioned sectors.

 
An exhibition fostering contacts and networking

A two-day trade show that will allow you to promote your products and services to the private and public sectors in Senegal and neighbouring countries.

More info on the exhibition

Networking activities

Lunches, cocktail dinners and gala dinners, creating an environment conducive to networking and further business development.

Profile of participants

sponsors

Videos Siepa 2023

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the Post-Conference report

Media Partners

Research Partners

MAIN ENERGY DEVELOPMENTS IN SENEGAL AND AFRICA

Demand for petroleum products is growing rapidly in Africa and requires adaptations and developments in refining.

The increase in electricity production capacity and networks makes it possible to envisage, in the long term, almost universal access to electricity.

Sangomar's crude oil production will be just over 120,000 barrels per day starting in 2023.

The Grand Tortue Ahmeyim field between Senegal and Mauritania will produce around 2.5 million tonnes of LNG from 2022 and around 10 million tonnes a few years later.

Organized by

The Association for the Development of Energy in Africa (ADEA), based in Paris, is dedicated to the study and research on energy issues in Africa and determining the actions to be implemented to develop energy production and consumption at costs compatible with the standard of living of the populations.

The Senegalese Association for the Development of Energy in Africa (ASDEA) was created on 14 March 2007. ASDEA aims to be a space for reflection, critical analysis and proposals for solutions to energy development issues...