CEIF 2025: Imperatus Energy CEO to Speak at Pivotal Forum in Brazzaville
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Petroleum product supplier Imperatus Energy CEO Oumar Semega will participate as a speaker at the inaugural Congo Energy & Investment Forum (CEIF) 2025 – taking place in Brazzaville from March 24-26. Imperatus Energy will also participate as a Gold Sponsor at CEIF 2025.
Imperatus Energy focuses on delivering comprehensive and innovative solutions tailored to Africa’s evolving energy needs. The company specializes in negotiating oil contracts and providing customized trading services designed to meet clients' specific requirements and budgets.
The inaugural Congo Economic and Investment Forum, set for March 24-26, 2025, in Brazzaville, under the patronage of President Denis Sassou Nguesso and supported by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo, will bring together international investors and local stakeholders to explore national and regional energy and infrastructure opportunities. The event will explore the latest gas-to-power projects and provide updates on ongoing expansions across the country.
Working with businesses of all sizes – from startups to multinational corporations – Imperatus Energy delivers solutions that address unique challenges and opportunities, ensuring reliable and efficient support across diverse trading scenarios.
In the Republic of Congo, Imperatus Energy supplies and exports petroleum products, including LNG, crude oil and derivatives. The company also provides refined product solutions, transportation services, and acts as an intermediary between producers and customers. Additionally, it offers essential storage, bunkering, transit and consignment services to ensure efficient and reliable energy distribution across the Central African region.
The Congo’s oil and gas market is characterized by ongoing efforts to increase production and diversify offerings, including LNG, crude oil and refined products. Future opportunities lie in expanding storage and bunkering facilities to support regional trade and improve energy distribution networks. With growing demand across Central Africa, investment in infrastructure and logistical services will play a key role in enhancing efficiency and meeting regional energy needs.