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Africa’s offshore industry is reorganising—not slowing—and FPSOs are at the centre of the story. In this edition, we cover Shell’s latest US$510M deepwater bet, CNRL’s Baobab FPSO revival, a surge of exploration across Angola, Namibia, and the Gulf of Guinea, and key regulatory shifts shaping 2026 decisions. Download the project list to stay ahead in Africa’s FPSO market.
From TotalEnergies’ multi-billion-dollar projects across Uganda, Namibia, and Mozambique to Uganda’s race toward first oil by 2026, Africa’s upstream revival is gaining visible momentum. The latest State of African Energy 2026 Outlook projects production climbing to 11.4 million bpd, underpinned by new deepwater, LNG, and FPSO investments. Find out full story by downloading the newsletter now!
This report by S&P Global Commodity Insights maps out the FPSOs already operating in West Africa, highlights those currently under construction, and profiles the existing offshore fields driving the region’s growth.
This resource outlines 14 FPSO projects currently being planned across Africa. The report covers the project names, operator companies, and locations - giving a clear view of the developments driving Africa’s offshore future.
This March 2024 report by Rystad Energy explores Africa’s role in the global FPSO market. It highlights the continent’s share of offshore oil supply, compares it with South America, and reviews the countries leading FPSO development — including Nigeria, Angola, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire, and Namibia.
The study also outlines upcoming projects and forecasts more than $60 billion in FPSO-related investments across Africa through 2030.
Finding right FPSO partners? This directory is for you - it covers leading FPSO contractors (Altera Infrastructure, BW Digital, Century group, MODEC and 4+ others) with:
Africa’s FPSO market is entering its fastest growth phase yet — with 43 FPSOs in operation, 14 projects underway, and billions already committed to upgrades, redeployments, and digital transformation. These investments create massive opportunities for solution providers. But with procurement decisions happening now, the real question is: Are your solutions known across the FPSO industry? Is your company reaching the right stakeholders?
That’s where this event comes in. By bringing together leading NOCs, IOCs, FPSO owners, EPCs, shipyards, and the entire ecosystem, it offers an unparalleled opportunity for your company to: Showcase your solutions, Gain first-mover advantage and Close high-value deals.
Based on your business type and goals, we offer multiple involvement opportunities for you to choose from. Download the guide to explore them in detail.
Check out the attending profiles of FPSO Africa Congress!
Check out the 2025 Post-Event Report to explore the key sessions, insights, and discussions that shaped Africa’s FPSO market last year.
Inside the report, you’ll find:
Whether you’re planning your strategy, evaluating sponsorship, or seeking market intelligence, this report gives you a front-row view of Africa’s FPSO industry in action.
View the presentation by Ken Etete, Group CEO, Century Group Nigeria conducted in FPSO Africa Congress 2024! This presentation offered valuable insights on how a local FPSO operator innovates in the African landscape.
Some of the highlights of the session include:
Check out our session highlights of FPSO Africa Congress last year as Dave Hartell, Managing Director, Stellae Energy takes us through the importance of Local Content when dealing with FPSO projects in Africa.
The presentation talks about the following key notes
From Nigeria to Senegal, Africa is proving itself to be a fast-developing FPSO market, with notable projects in 10 countries — and this number looks set to rise.
Already, the continent is home to the world’s largest FPSO, Egina, which was developed in Nigeria by Total Upstream Nigeria, in conjunction with CNOOC, Petrobras and Sapetro. Such developments are expected to continue throughout Africa, with a growing number of companies exploring unchartered territory in new destinations.
Thanks largely to support from governments and investors, as well as the consistency of natural water and wind movement, Africa provides a conducive environment for new FPSO projects to take root. Furthermore, FPSOs have taken advantage of digitisation to accelerate their progress, making sustainable success a reality for an increasing number of oil and gas companies.
As the world continues its recovery from the effects laid down by the pandemic, there is an increase in demand for energy and projects across the Oil & Gas sector. Consequentially, more than 50 FPSO projects has been planned to take place within the next 5 years.
FPSO Network has put together an overview of the ongoing projects in the world as well as the upcoming projects that have been planned. Understand more about each region’s activities and the potential of the oil & gas industry.
Explore the Projects that are currently ongoing in EMEA, Africa, and South America!