Alkagesta took part in the Angola Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition 2026 in Luanda, with its business development representative meeting government officials, investors and energy industry participants. According to Alkagesta Newsroom, the company’s attendance formed part of its continuing engagement with African energy markets and its search for commercial opportunities in the region.
Rustam Mirzoev, from Alkagesta’s Business Development Function, represented the company during the two-day programme. The company’s account described discussions with participants drawn from government and industry, alongside investors. It presented the gathering as a forum combining policy and investment discussions with opportunities for business negotiations and relationship-building among those active in Angola’s oil and gas sector.
The event was organised by Energy Capital & Power, or ECP. Alkagesta Newsroom described the organiser as an international energy investment platform focused on Africa, seeking to connect businesses across the energy value chain. Its remit extends from oil and gas exploration to renewable electricity, with an emphasis on encouraging investment and collaboration between African markets and international energy participants.
Conference discussions covered upstream activity and investment prospects, as well as local content, gas-to-power and technology, according to the company’s account. The programme also addressed changes in Angola’s broader energy landscape. Alkagesta Newsroom characterised the country as strengthening its role as a major African energy hub, placing the discussions within that wider account of Angola’s ambitions for the sector.
For Alkagesta, the stated commercial focus extended across commodity trading, energy logistics and supply chains. The company linked its participation to identifying opportunities in markets it regards as increasingly important strategically. Its account centred on attendance, engagement and the scope of the conference, rather than announcing a specific transaction, investment commitment or supply agreement resulting from the Luanda meetings.