Local Content Development
The country is seeking partners to facilitate skill building, business support, financing and enhanced service delivery through human capacity development.

Energy-Fueled Growth for a New Generation
The official energy event of South Sudan returns for its 7th edition — the nation’s premier platform for investment, dealmaking and policy.

In Official Partnership with
Ministry of Petroleum
Republic of South Sudan
It’s Back
Returning for its latest edition, South Sudan Oil & Power (SSOP) remains the country’s premier official energy event, held in partnership with the Ministry of Petroleum. Under the theme Resource to Renaissance, SSOP is the nation’s leading platform for unlocking new investment, forging strategic partnerships and accelerating the development of the energy sector.
Bringing together government leaders, international investors, financiers, project developers and technology providers, the event showcases bankable opportunities, facilitates high-value dealmaking and promotes the policies driving the country’s next phase of energy growth — from upstream oil and gas and refining to midstream infrastructure, power generation, natural gas and renewable energy.

What We Set Out to Achieve
Serve as the premier investment and policy platform for South Sudan’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
Develop the next generation of talent within South Sudan’s energy sector and increase youth employability.
Initiate training partnerships with foreign companies to facilitate knowledge and technology transfer.
Unlock new investment opportunities and foster strategic partnerships across South Sudan’s oil sector.
Raise financing for South Sudanese and East African projects, with an emphasis on private sector participation.
Define and promote South Sudan’s energy transition strategy in the post-COP28 climate.
Three Reasons
The country is seeking partners to facilitate skill building, business support, financing and enhanced service delivery through human capacity development.
South Sudan is uniquely positioned as the sole producer in the region, opening dynamic opportunities for production and export at the intersection of MENA, Central and East Africa.
Beyond capital, South Sudan is prioritizing technology-focused investments — from decentralized energy solutions to EOR techniques that maximize production.
The Agenda
Catalyzing Private Sector Capital Across East Africa
Improving Market Access and Unlocking New Financing Solutions
Strategic Investments and Partnerships Shaping South Sudan’s Energy Future
Unveiling Trade and Investment Opportunities, Redefining Deal Dynamics
Youth in Energy: Empowering the Next Generation
Driving Innovation and Technology into the Energy Sector
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A Global Gathering
Delegates, investors and government representatives from more than 30 nations convene at SSOP to shape the future of South Sudan’s energy sector.
Voices of the Sector

Empowering the Next Generation
Home to one of the world’s fastest-growing populations, South Sudan is extending the benefits of oil extraction to its people by strengthening the private sector, building entrepreneurship skills and improving the enabling environment. The Youth in Energy Workshops connect the next generation with training, employment and partnerships in technical skills and knowledge transfer.
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Plan Your Visit
Day One
22 November
Day Two
23 November
Day Three
24 November
Deals Are Made Here
With 3.5 billion barrels of proven oil reserves — the third-largest in sub-Saharan Africa — nearly 90% remain untapped. South Sudan aims to reach 230,000 bpd short-term and 450,000 bpd long-term.
Over 80% of the oil and gas workforce is local, presenting significant opportunities for training, up-skilling and re-skilling, and accelerating local procurement.
Substantial renewable generation and interconnection potential, including hydropower from the Nile River and solar power benefiting from eight hours of daily sunshine.
New pipeline infrastructure to facilitate exports and reduce dependence on Sudan, plus expanded refining capacity with four new refineries planned by the decade’s end.
As the sole crude producer in the region, South Sudan links the Middle East, East and Central Africa, spearheading cross-border corridors with Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania.
Since 2017, SSOP has been the meeting place where investors, operators and policymakers unlock new opportunities.
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