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The Invest in African Energy Forum is set for April 22-23 in Paris, focusing on Africa's LNG sector growth. Key developments include Phase 2 of the Grand Tortue Ahmeyim project between Mauritania and Senegal, aiming to nearly double liquefaction capacity before 2030.

Senegal's Yakaar-Teranga gas resource remains undeveloped, with commercialization terms pending. Nigeria targets 1.8 bcf/d supply increase by 2026, aspiring for 12 bcf/d by 2030, while Libya plans to boost gas production to 1 billion cubic feet per day by late 2026.

The Republic of the Congo's LNG project is adding capacity, showcasing a lower-cost commercialization model. The forum will influence investment decisions in Africa's evolving gas landscape.