In the wake of Tullow Oil 's success on the banks of Lake Albert, a lot of oil companies want to explore the region in their turn. But no new licenses have been awarded in Uganda in the past four [.
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Because the non-competition clause he signed when Addax Petroleum was sold to Sinopec in 2009 has run out, Jean-Claude Gandur, [...]
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Black-listed by the World Bank in 2006, the German electrical [...]
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The firm of financier John St. John, who has been [...]
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The American drilling company Layne Christensen indicated in a filing [...]
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President Idriss Deby has placed men beholden to him at the head of SHT and the oil ministry.
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A letter from Congo-K’s prime minister indicates that IBOS II enjoys a head start in the race to explore the Albertine graben and Lake Tanganyika.
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Africa Energy Intelligence understands that several executives from Brazil’s Petrobras [...]
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Faced with discontent in the capital, which is experiencing severe [...]
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The European Commission is funding an environmental study by SAFEGA [...]
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New finds could increase north Sudan’s petroleum output starting from next year.
Without the least well being drilled in Somalia in two decades, Africa Oil is poised to drill two in Puntland.
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The American company has been granted $91 million in loans from several donors for its methane project in Lake Kivu.
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The government is displeased with the performance of a private power distribution company and could break off the contract.
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South Sudan’s oil minister, Garang Diing Akuong, was forced to step aside in a government re-shuffle on Aug. 27 in [...]
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Geoff Bury has taken over the post of managing director of Canada’s Wentworth Resources that was left vacant by Rick [...]
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South Sudan’s new oil minister, Stephen Dhieu Dau (see page [...]
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The French major appears determined to pull out all the [...]
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Pagan Amum, secretary-general of the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement, threatened [...]
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According to an in-house report at the oil ministry, the production of oil and petroleum products has fallen considerably over the past year.
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Without waiting for Itochu and LNG Japan to finalize their acquisition of a stake in Brass LNG (AEI 657), the [...]
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Ghana is currently examining possibilities before earmarking its gas reserves for any specific project.
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The leading adviser to energy minister Adama Toungara, Ibrahima Diaby, was appointed director of the ministry’s oil and gas department [...]
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The Texas-based oil company Hyperdynamics is fleshing out its technical team as a prelude to drilling its first well in [...]
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The Societe Mauritanienne des Hydrocarbures (SMH) has sold a new [...]
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Like virtually all coastal nations in West Africa, Cape Verde [...]
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Dogged by extensive power cuts, the state of Ogun, the [...]
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Inaugurated on Aug. 23 by president Goodluck Jonathan, Nigeria Bulk [...]
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Britain’s White & Case firm is advising ENI, Total and [...]
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Hannah Tetteh, Ghana’s trade minister, will be among guests attending [...]
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Chancellor Angel Merkel’s trip to Luanda at the end of July seems to have injected fresh impetus into German power [...]
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The Brazilian mining giant will shortly be able to boost production at the Moatize coal mine by diverting power from Maputo.
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The state-owned Angolan company has once again been qualified to [...]
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In late August, South Africa’s mineral resources minister, Susan Shabangu, [...]
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Algeria’s national oil company pre-qualified around 20 auditing firms in [...]
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Algeria will launch its fourth bidding round for oil and [...]
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