Indigenous capital is reshaping Nigeria's upstream story - and R28 Limited is part of that shift.

From West Africa to Southeast Asia and across the Americas, Murphy Oil Corporation’s global track record, coupled with its breadth of current upstream activity makes its presence at the Summit a valuable asset.

Pharos Energy has been confirmed as a contributing sponsor of the World Energies Summit - and the timing puts them squarely at the centre of the conversation as the independents’ perspective continues to climb the global upstream agenda.

The World Energies Summit has redefined global upstream gatherings - and government participation sits at the very heart of that distinction.

Few companies embody global upstream reach quite like bp - and this year, that reach lands at the Summit.

The 2026 World Energies Summit agenda is built around six strategic themes that reflect the commercial, geopolitical and technological forces redefining the upstream sector.

For a generation, the story of the Niger Delta was written by the supermajors. That story is changing, and indigenous companies like Nigdel United Oil Company are the reason.

The industry has moved from energy transition to energy expansion. The question now is who moves fastest, and where.

Draw a line from France down to South Africa, and another from the Cape Verde Islands across to Pakistan. Much of the serious exploration and production interest inside that vast arc sits around a single London table.

Before a single well is drilled on the frontier, someone has to see what's down there - and 2026 has kept Searcher busy beneath the seabed.

Why Shell is in the room at World Energies Summit ‘26