Chinese industrial manufacturer Neway Valve has joined the upcoming MSGBC Oil, Gas & Power 2025 conference and exhibition as a bronze sponsor. The event, to be held in Dakar from December 9th to 10th, will bring together regional energy ministers, global investors and project developers to explore opportunities across the oil, gas, power and renewable energy sectors.
Neway Valve supplies equipment to major international oil companies such as TotalEnergies and Shell, providing subsea valves, control valves, safety valves and wellhead valves. The company’s presence at this year’s event reflects the growing role of international service providers in developing new oil, gas and power opportunities across West Africa.
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The company’s sponsorship comes as the region commemorates a series of important milestones in energy development. In Senegal, energy giant BP announced the first LNG cargo from the Greater Tortu Amayim (GTA) project in April 2025, signaling Senegal’s entry into the global LNG market. GTA’s first phase is expected to produce 2.3 million tonnes per annum (mtpa), with additional phases targeting more than 5 mtpa per year.
Meanwhile, Senegal continues to develop the Yakar Teranga offshore gas project, which aims to expand domestic gas power generation and LNG exports. Furthermore, the Sangomar field, which began operations in 2024, has already exceeded expectations, producing 16.9 million barrels in its first year, compared to the originally expected 11.7 million barrels.
Significant energy diversification is underway in Guinea-Conakry, creating opportunities for international technology providers. The country has finalized a licensing round for 22 blocks, including both onshore and offshore assets, and the $300 million LNG terminal at Kasmar Port is expected to support both import and export.
As hydrocarbons continue to support Mauritania’s long-term growth, Neway Valve is poised to enter new markets in the MSGBC region as the country moves forward with the development of Bir Allah Gas, one of Africa’s largest untapped resources with 80 trillion cubic feet of reserves. With LNG production of up to 10 tonnes per year planned by 2030, Mauritania is set to become a future global gas hub. Additionally, the country has adopted Africa’s first dedicated hydrocarbons code, further strengthening its attractiveness for international operators.
“Neway Valve’s participation as a Bronze Sponsor reflects the growing role of international technology providers in advancing hydrocarbon development across the MSGBC region. Their expertise supports the safe and efficient delivery of this important project,” said Sandra Jeque, Energy Capital & Power Project Director.
