Baker Hughes has recently strengthened its presence in key African markets. In Nigeria, the company launched the first automated wellhead solution in sub-Saharan Africa – partnering with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company and First E&P to boost production efficiency in the Niger Delta – and is also investing in local talent through its 2025 University Placements and Internships Program for young Nigerians. In Namibia, Baker Hughes opened new facilities last November to support growing drilling activity, signaling confidence in Africa’s emerging markets and expanding U.S. commercial ties in the region.

With a footprint that spans key African markets, NOV is involved in strategic initiatives across the energy value chain – from offshore exploration to production, processing and logistics. The company is committed not only to technical excellence, but also local content development, job creation and knowledge transfer, empowering African communities and industries through meaningful partnerships.

The Forum will feature discussions on how leading service providers support Africa’s energy goals through innovation, efficiency and capacity building. U.S. providers offer advanced technologies, proven expertise in frontier and deepwater environments, and a strong commitment to safety and efficiency – key factors as African producers develop complex reserves, optimize mature fields and reduce emissions. For U.S. companies, Africa presents an opportunity to grow in dynamic markets with high demand for innovation and reliable partnerships.

For tickets, sponsorship opportunities and more information, contact sales@energycapitalpower.com or visit www.usafricaenergy.com. Join us in Houston this August to connect with the leaders shaping Africa’s energy landscape and experience the momentum that drives ECP’s events worldwide.