
From the world's largest hydroelectric potential to emerging oil & gas reserves, DRC offers transformative energy investment opportunities.
Bridge to Africa's clean energy transformation
The third phase of the Grand Inga complex, one of the largest hydroelectric projects ever conceived.
The full Grand Inga development could power half of Africa and become the world's largest power plant.
Smaller run-of-river projects across DRC to provide localized power for mining and agricultural operations.
Zero emissions power generation
50+ year asset lifespan
Power mining & manufacturing
Power neighboring countries
Rapid path to electricity generation while hydroelectric develops
While hydroelectric projects take 5-10 years to develop, oil and gas can provide electricity within 18-24 months. This makes petroleum the bridge to DRC's industrialization, powering mining operations and manufacturing while clean energy infrastructure develops.

Shared basin with Uganda showing significant oil reserves. Multiple blocks available for exploration.
Atlantic coastal area with potential offshore reserves. Strategic location for export infrastructure.
Large sedimentary basin in central DRC with natural gas potential for domestic power generation.
The DRC's national petroleum company seeks strategic partnerships for sovereign exploitation of oil and gas resources, with support from international financial institutions.
DRC maintains ownership through SONAHYDROC
Access to international expertise and technology
Build capacity for local equipment manufacturing
Join us at the DRC Future Harvest & Mining Production Forum to explore energy investment opportunities and meet key stakeholders.