SNC Incorporated has announced that it will be attending the Africa Energies Summit 2023, which will take place in London, United Kingdom (UK) 16th – 18th May 2023. The law firm said it is honoured to be one of the headline exhibitors at this important event and look forward to showcasing expertise to a global audience of industry experts, policymakers and investors in the energy sector.
The company’s Managing Partner, Shakwa Nyambe is scheduled to give a talk at the summit, titled “Legal and business considerations post oil and gas discoveries in Namibia.” He will share his experiences and insights into the legal and business considerations that arise when operating in this exciting and dynamic market.
The Africa Energies Summit, organized by Frontier Energy Network, is a premier energy event that brings together stakeholders in the African energy industry to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities in the sector. This year’s summit promises to be an exciting and informative event, with a focus on promoting sustainable energy solutions across the continent. The summit will provide a platform for networking and collaboration, enabling participants to explore innovative solutions to the pressing energy issues facing the African continent.
Namibia has seen a significant increase in oil and gas exploration activities in recent years, with several companies making major discoveries in the country’s offshore regions. This has led to a surge in interest from international investors, who are keen to take advantage of Namibia’s growing energy sector.
SNC Incorporated’s participation at the Africa Energies Summit 2023 highlights the company’s commitment to the energy industry and Africa’s growing energy needs. SNC Incorporated is looking forward to exhibiting its expertise and services at the summit.
Shakwa Nyambe, the Managing Partner of SNC Incorporated commented: “As one of the headline exhibitors and with the Managing Partner as a speaker, SNC Incorporated is set to make a significant impact at the summit and contribute to the ongoing discussions on Namibia’s energy prospects and the future of the African energy industry.”