Tthe Gunvor trading group is gradually putting its strategy in place to increase investments in Africa. The company hopes to serve the entire Gulf of Guinea from a future hub in Port Gentil. In addition, the firm’s founder, Gennadi Timchenko, [.
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According to our sources, the Nigerian trading concern Taleveras will shortly take over the onshore OML 119 license that has [...]
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With its coffers bulging with cash, the trading concern is seeking to flesh out its E&P portfolio.
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In late October, Tullow Oil finally awarded service contracts to develop the TEN complex. In its choice, the junior opted strictly for continuity.
Chevron has once again put back the deadline and examination of bids for its stakes in two onshore licenses.
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Stepping into four licences in 2011, the E&P branch of NNPC is having trouble keeping up with its partners.
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The northern part of Madagascar is attracting newcomers because of major finds in Mozambique and Exxon’s presence in the area.
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According to sources at Guinea’s mines ministry, David Roux, Tullow [...]
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The Israeli group Elenilto headed by Jacob Engel is pushing [...]
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Although Sterling Energy is switching strategy and selling off some [...]
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The Angola LNG liquefaction plant based in Soyo won’t start operating at full capacity of 5.2 million tons/year until the [...]
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The capacity of the West African gas pipeline could soon reach its contractual level at last.
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A shortage of local gas is holding back projects for new power plants in Ivory Coast and potential natural gas suppliers are flocking to Abidjan to offer their wares.
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Municipal elections set for Nov. 20 have galvanized president Armando Guebuza into taking action to finally launch work in provinces [...]
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Norway is one of the leading donors to the Juba government. And its assistance is also focussing on power dams in the country.
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Cairo is doing its utmost to have a say in the construction of a 6,000 MW power plant, but the Egyptians may not succeed.
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If anybody still has to stress Tanzania’s importance in the portfolio of Norway’s Statoil, there’s no longer a shred of [...]
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Speaking during the 18th Sommet International du Gaz et de l’Electricite organized in Paris on Nov. 6 by the Institut [...]
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The chief of Total E&P in North Africa, Jean Daniel Blasco is still going to have to wait for a [...]
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Ivoirian national Augustin Amagou, managing director of the local subsidiary of Australia’s Rialto Energy, made full use of his personal [...]
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The impact of the terrorist assault on the In Amenas [...]
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Companies that won blocks in Gabon's deep offshore in an [...]
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Now fully aware of its gas potential, Dar es Salaam [...]
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Sudan’s national oil company Petrolines is to team up with [...]
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A bill enshrining new electricity legislation that was approved by [...]
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According to our sources, a delegation of officials from the [...]
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The U.S. major Exxon has finally got Madagascar’s transitional president, [...]
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The World Bank’s directors are to decide on Nov. 26 [...]
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Engaged in arbitration since this summer (AEI 701), the American [...]
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The Mexican lawyer Claus von Wobeser carried out a facts-finding [...]
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Advised by First Bank (AEI 709), the Nigerian oil company [...]
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A former civil servant in the justice department in Lagos [...]
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Aged 81, the former under secretary of state for African [...]
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In charge of selling Chevron’s stakes in the Niger Delta, [...]
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Ahmed Mecheraoui, adviser to Algeria’s energy and mines minister Youcef [...]
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Irene Muloni, Uganda's energy minister, signed several cooperation accords with [...]
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Manoel Murilo Silva, one of the Africa bosses of Brazil's [...]
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