The Vanderbilt Terminal for Angola's Energy Sector

INDEPENDENT GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE FOR THE REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA'S ENERGY LANDSCAPE

Oil Production: 1.13M bpd ▲ +4% vs 2023 | Crude Exports: $31.4B ▲ 393M bbl (2024) | Proved Reserves: 2.6B bbl ▼ Declining | LNG Capacity: 5.2 mtpa ▲ Soyo Terminal | Refining Capacity: 150K bpd ▲ +Cabinda 30K | Hydro Capacity: 3.67 GW ▲ Lauca 2,070 MW | Electrification: 42.8% ▲ Target: 60% | Oil Revenue Share: ~75% ▼ of Govt Revenue | Upstream Pipeline: $60-70B ▲ 2025-2030 | OPEC Status: Exited ▼ Jan 2024 | Oil Production: 1.13M bpd ▲ +4% vs 2023 | Crude Exports: $31.4B ▲ 393M bbl (2024) | Proved Reserves: 2.6B bbl ▼ Declining | LNG Capacity: 5.2 mtpa ▲ Soyo Terminal | Refining Capacity: 150K bpd ▲ +Cabinda 30K | Hydro Capacity: 3.67 GW ▲ Lauca 2,070 MW | Electrification: 42.8% ▲ Target: 60% | Oil Revenue Share: ~75% ▼ of Govt Revenue | Upstream Pipeline: $60-70B ▲ 2025-2030 | OPEC Status: Exited ▼ Jan 2024 |

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Fuel Subsidy Reform in Angola: Fiscal Impact and Social Consequences

Analysis of fuel subsidy reform in Angola covering fiscal costs, IMF recommendations, social impact and phase-out timeline.

Feb 25, 2026