As Timor-Leste moves toward a 50 percent renewable energy mix by 2030, Marito Ferreira, President of the Board of Directors at EDTL, EP and Technical Adviser to the Secretary of State for Electricity, Water and Sanitation, outlines the company’s roadmap for modernization, investment, and digital transformation. He discusses how EDTL is expanding reliable power access, integrating renewables into the grid, and building local capacity to shape a sustainable energy future for the nation.

Following its early entry into Timor-Leste’s emerging mining sector, Estrella Resources Limited is positioning itself as a catalyst for sustainable resource development. Managing Director Christopher Daws shares insights into the company’s ongoing exploration projects, its partnership with Murak Rai Timor, and how Estrella aims to help shape a modern, diversified mining industry that supports national growth and regional integration.

In this exclusive interview, The Energy Circle by IN-VR spoke with Jean Vézina, Co-Founder and CEO of Caltech Group, about the company’s evolution from a local project management firm into a multi-sector enterprise. He shares how Caltech’s pioneering recycling initiatives, decades of offshore experience, and commitment to local capacity building are helping drive Timor-Leste’s sustainable growth across both the environmental and energy sectors.

In this exclusive interview, The Energy Circle by IN-VR spoke with Najib Gharib, Managing Director of SLB Australasia, about the company’s 24-year legacy in Timor-Leste, its strategic alliances with national and international partners, and its vision to drive innovation, sustainability, and local talent development across the country’s growing energy sector.

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This interview is with Suellen Osborne, CEO and Managing Director of Timor Resources, about unlocking Timor-Leste’s onshore energy future. It explores the company’s breakthrough oil and gas discoveries, use of advanced exploration and drilling technologies, and commitment to local workforce development. Suellen also shares insights on building infrastructure, attracting investment, and positioning Timor-Leste as a key regional energy hub.

The AOW:Energy 2025 Conference in Accra, Ghana, has emerged as a defining moment for Africa’s upstream sector.

The first day of AOW:Energy 2025 in Accra, Ghana, set the tone for a transformative week in the continent’s energy landscape. With more than 450 leaders from across government, industry, and investment gathered at the Presidency of Ghana, the event highlighted the power of partnership in shaping Africa’s future.

In this exclusive interview, TIMOR GAP outlines its critical role in shaping Timor-Leste’s energy strategy. From advancing the Greater Sunrise project to unlocking marginal fields and expanding service capabilities, the company is positioning itself as a cornerstone of national development. The discussion highlights TIMOR GAP’s strategic priorities, its commitment to regional partnerships, and why early investment in Timor-Leste’s petroleum sector offers long-term advantages. As a state-backed company with a growing international presence, TIMOR GAP invites partners to join its journey of energy transformation.

In this exclusive interview, Gualdino do Carmo da Silva, President of Timor-Leste’s National Petroleum Authority (ANP), outlines the country’s bold vision for the future of its oil and gas sector. From leveraging full control over new offshore blocks to enhancing infrastructure and digital transparency, he details the government’s integrated approach to attracting international investment. The discussion covers regulatory reforms, innovation in hydrocarbon recovery, and ANP’s groundbreaking new digital tools designed to boost local business participation. With the 5th Timor-Leste Energy, Mining & Business Forum on the horizon, ANP signals its commitment to a transparent, investor-ready, and inclusive energy future

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Estrella Resources has made a significant breakthrough with a high-grade manganese discovery in its first exploration programme in Timor-Leste at the Ira Miri prospect. This discovery, which occurs just 1.35 metres below the surface, marks the first modern metallic minerals drill hole in the country. With manganese being a key component in steel production and battery manufacturing, this discovery places Timor-Leste in the global spotlight. Through its joint venture with Murak Rai Timor, Estrella is set to rapidly develop these resources, potentially transforming the region’s economy.

Argentina targets US$30 billion in annual energy exports by 2030, leveraging Vaca Muerta’s shale reserves and a fast-tracked LNG strategy backed by YPF and Pan American Energy.

With fresh IMF dollars and capital controls lifted, Argentina’s libertarian government projects stability ahead of the 2025 midterms. But for the energy and mining sectors, the return of the carry trade raises questions about the durability of this calm — and the risks for long-term investment.

Africa's energy sector is undergoing transformative change, with mergers and acquisitions (M&A) driving significant structural change. Find out more about the growing role of M&A in Africa's energy industry, the most notable M&A deals of 2024 and much more!

The recent offshore oil and gas discovery in Pakistan’s maritime territory is being described as one of the world’s largest, with potential reserves large enough to radically change the nation’s economic and energy landscape. This discovery could alleviate Pakistan’s heavy reliance on imported energy, addressing one of the country’s primary economic pressures, while creating new opportunities for revenue, job growth, and industrial stability.

The interview with Mr Ali Al Ganzory, Chief Executive Officer, G&B Global Corp. highlights the company's vision for Libya's oil and gas sector, emphasizing partnerships, infrastructure, and strategic expansion. G&B aims to collaborate closely with Libyan entities to enhance the country’s export capabilities through joint ventures that introduce technical expertise, best practices, and investments in downstream and export projects. They see considerable opportunities in base oils and petrochemicals, focusing on local refining to reduce import dependency and diversify revenue streams. G&B supports initiatives like feasibility studies and market insights to drive Libya’s prominence in the regional petrochemical supply chain.