February 25, 2026
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ANGOLA ENERGIA
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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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Energy Security in Angola: Balancing Export Revenue and Domestic Supply

Analysis of Angola's energy security strategy covering domestic supply challenges, export dependency and policy balancing act.

Feb 25, 2026
Key Indicators
Oil Production 1.13M bpd
Crude Exports $31.4B
Proved Reserves 2.6B bbl
LNG Capacity 5.2 mtpa
Refining Capacity 150K bpd
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