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06 Aug 24

Visiting Himba Community

Visiting a Himba community was a truly unforgettable experience. The Himba people are a semi-nomadic tribe with an estimated population of about 50,000 people living in northern Namibia, in the Kunene Region and on the other side of the Kunene River in southern Angola.

06 Aug 24

Welcoming Maia to the team

Exciting News Alert! We are happy to announce Maia Khitarishvili, MBA as our new CEO! With her extensive experience in R&D and commitment to sustainable technology, Maia is poised to lead us into a new era of innovation and growth.

06 Aug 24

Curious and Critical Natural Processes

We continue to be fascinated by the curious and critical natural processes that produce the energy source that sits at the centre of our business.

20 Dec 23

Surface geochemistry in the detection of hydrocarbons

A history of surface geochemistry methods is explained here in the following presentation which was presented to the Namibian Technical Advisory committee in 2014. It covers this technology has been adapted and applied to the license area in East Namibia.

20 Dec 23

The Human face of Exploration

20 Dec 23

Environmental Scoping and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) Report

Draft Environmental Scoping and Environmental Management Plan (EMP) Report for the Proposed Petroleum Exploration Programme for the Petroleum Exploration License (PEP).

20 Dec 23

Vertebrate fauna & flora expected in the licence area

Peter Cunningham, Chairman of the Namibian Environment & Wildlife Society investigated biodiversity on the concession to make sure that the fauna and flaura present would be protected from any negative affects of local development.

20 Dec 23

Pre-feasibility study into solar energy rollout in Namibia

Africa New Energies secured funding to carry out a pre-feasibility study assessing the potential and commercial viability of widespread solar energy adoption in Namibia using a financing template that is repeatable in other African countries facing electricity shortages

05 Nov 19

Hydrocarbon microseepage data & exploration success

Microseepage, the phenomenon where trace quantities of hydrocarbons ‘seep’ through the soil, is explained here by Dietmar Schumacher, the renowned petroleum geologist.

05 Nov 19

High-resolution ground-magnetic and radiometric survey

Trace quantities of hydrocarbons in the soil result in distinctive magnetic signatures in specific areas of land – a result that can be used in hydrocarbon exploration and have been shown to be successful in western Canada.