MAPUTO – Mozambique is gearing up to host the landmark 10th anniversary edition of the Mozambique Gas & Energy Summit & Exhibition, set to take place from September 22 to 24, 2025, in the capital, Maputo. This pivotal event arrives as the Southern African nation continues to assert its position as a burgeoning force in the global energy landscape.
Billed as the official convening platform for the global gas, LNG, and broader energy industry within Mozambique, the Summit promises to be a melting pot of key decision-makers and industry titans. Anticipation is high for the gathering of crucial Mozambican government officials, ministerial representatives, and industry stakeholders, alongside an impressive roster of International Energy Companies (IECs), National Oil Companies (NOCs), Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) firms, investors, developers, and a myriad of private sector value chain participants.
The agenda is packed with high-stakes engagements, including critical off-take negotiations, project development tenders, the forging of multilateral partnerships, cutting-edge technology showcasing, and invaluable knowledge and best practice exchange. The Summit serves as a vital nexus for unlocking the immense potential of Mozambique’s energy reserves and fostering collaboration that could reshape regional and global energy supply chains.
The event comes with a powerful endorsement from the Mozambique Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy (MIREME) and is meticulously organised by dmg events in a strategic partnership with ENH (Empresa Nacional de Hidrocarbonetos), Mozambique’s national hydrocarbon company.
Beyond the high-level deal-making, a significant focus of the Summit will be on promoting and empowering the development of local content. This crucial aspect aims to ensure that the evolving Mozambican energy landscape translates into long-term future success for the country and its citizens, fostering sustainable growth and greater participation within the global energy community. As Mozambique’s vast natural gas reserves continue to draw international attention, the Summit offers a critical platform to balance foreign investment with domestic empowerment, promising a dynamic three days that could define the nation’s energy trajectory for years to come.
