Three weeks after the fall of the Soyo logistic base, oil production in Angola is entirely the work of two operators, Cabinda Gulf Oil (Chevron) and Elf Angola, which are also alone in being able to pursue exploration and development.
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Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines has published figures that put a damper on speculation that it was in trouble. The results [...]
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UNITA has completely occupied Angola's diamond-producing zones, including areas in which Odebrecht and SPE of Portugal (Sociedade Mineira do Lucapa, [...]
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The new regional offshore seismic survey awarded to Nopec (AEM [...]
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Based at Alkmaar, the Dutch company Jong Alkmaar BV has [...]
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Following in the footsteps of OPIC of Taiwan, which eventually [...]
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Agip NAME (50% owned by Agip) operating in Libya has made a discovery with one of the two wells it [...]
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Ranked among the favourites during the pre-qualification phase last year (AEM 95), Ansaldo has been named prime contractor for the [...]
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Libya may have received a setback in its efforts to expand on the downstream side in Europe when it failed [...]
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Companies in the OPEC nations could be transformed into real oil companies if they followed the example set by Algeria [...]
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Petrofina plans this year to drill the first three of 12 exploration wells that it contracted to drill when it [...]
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BP announced on Feb. 3 it had signed an agreement [...]
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The meeting held each year outside of France by the [...]
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In a cabinet shuffle on Feb. 3 Belkacem Belarbi replaced [...]
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A German consortium consisting of Veba, Wintershall, RWE/DEA and Saarbergwerke [...]
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International Petroleum Corp. (IPC) is preparing to drill the first of its contractual wells in the Delta Tokar block in [...]
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Active in Sudan for over 15 years, Burmeister & Wain Scandinavian Contractors are determined to remain in the country despite [...]
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After making contact in December with oil companies, Eritrea's energy minister, Tesfai Selassie, is considering proposals for changing existing exploration-production [...]
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Figures released by Elf for 1992 confirmed the same trend for Africa as in the previous two years. Elf's provisional [...]
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Pending the outcome of a current audit, Gold Fields of [...]
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The affiliates of Electricité de France and Bougues have won [...]
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The exact site will depend on the results that come [...]
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Elf chairman Loik Le Floch-Prigent confirmed in N'Djamena on Jan. [...]
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While Elf took a 20% stake in Seerat (Société d'Etude [...]
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In a results & outlook report for 1992-93 to the [...]
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In setting a 15,000 ton target for this year, Burundi's [...]
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