Alkagesta took part in the Angola Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition 2026 in Luanda, linking its attendance to efforts to identify commercial opportunities in African energy markets. In an account published by Alkagesta Newsroom, the company said its areas of interest included commodity trading, energy logistics and supply chains in regions it regards as increasingly important to its business.
Rustam Mirzoev, from Alkagesta’s business development function, represented the company during the two-day programme. According to the newsroom report, he engaged with government representatives, investors and other industry participants. The company presented its participation as part of its continuing engagement with African energy markets, with the conference offering a setting for discussions and contacts across the sector.
The event brought together government leaders, investment representatives and energy industry stakeholders for talks, dealmaking and networking. Alkagesta Newsroom described it as Angola’s foremost platform for oil and gas investment. Its account placed the gathering within the country’s wider efforts to strengthen its standing as a major African energy hub, alongside changes taking place across Angola’s energy sector.
Conference discussions covered upstream developments and investment prospects, as well as local content, gas-to-power and technology. The programme therefore addressed both oil and gas activity and other aspects of Angola’s evolving energy landscape. Those subjects formed the backdrop to the meetings involving Alkagesta’s representative, although the company’s account did not detail individual discussions or identify specific commercial opportunities arising from its attendance.
Energy Capital & Power organised the conference. The source described the organiser as an Africa-focused international energy investment platform that brings together participants across the energy value chain, spanning oil and gas exploration through to renewable power. Its stated role includes encouraging investment and collaboration between African and international energy markets.