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AEW 2026: Angola Invites Woodside Energy to Develop Offshore Oil Projects

Angola has cut oil licensing time from 18 months to six months and wants Australian firm Woodside Energy to bring its Senegal project experience to the country's offshore oil sector.

By Clement Abayomi4 min read14th October, 2026

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AEW 2026: Angola Invites Woodside Energy to Develop Offshore Oil Projects

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