For the past two years, the Nigeria National Petroleum Corp (NNPC), the flagship of Nigeria’s oil industry, has been run by interim bosses. A source of considerable uncertainty for oil companies, that situation came to an end last week with [.
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The state-owned Chinese seismics concern Bureau of Geological Prospecting (BGP) has been banned by its parent company, China National Petroleum [...]
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Member of the board of Soco since the late 1990s, the Texan oil man John Snyder will quit the company [...]
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The British power company Globeleq Generation. appointed a new chief executive, Mikael Karlsson, on April 15. Karlsson began to work [...]
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According to a recent report by the Spanish secret service [...]
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To put together the funding it needs to develop its [...]
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To finance a seismic survey on its Lotshi license in [...]
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The Japanese government's overseas development department has recruited a member [...]
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The Nigerian group is taking advantage of the poor condition of oil infrastructure to build a new terminal.
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Mali president Amadou Toumani Toure issued a decree on April 14 to break up the energy portfolio into two parts, [...]
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The state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Co (NNPC) will reportedly drop [...]
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Samuel Sarr, Senegal's energy minister, will speak during a conference [...]
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After reaching an agreement with Madagascar last year, the Yan Chang firm that belongs to China’s Shaanxi province has taken positions on two onshore blocks in Cameroon.
A force to be reckoned with in Lower Congo, the political-religious movement Bundu dia Kongo is turning up the heat on oil companies to finance local projects.
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The state-owned Thai company PTT Exploration is seeking gas licenses in the Gulf of Guinea.
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China’s Sinohydro is to build the new dam at Zongo even though it lost out last month on bid to construct Katende.
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An interconnection plan could help Tanzania and Kenya take advantage of an electricity surplus in Zambia.
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Congo-K’s interior minister, Celestin Mbuyu Kabongo, tabled a draft bill [...]
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A string of disappointing results on Sudan’s block 5B last year could prompt companies working on the acreage to pull out. e.
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Government projects are clashing increasingly with those of Tullow Oil and Heritage as the companies make more discoveries around Lake Albert.
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On May 22, the board of the International Finance Corp (IFC), the private investment arm of the World Bank, will [...]
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The African Development Bank is to lend USD 9 million [...]
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Contracts for frigates and a TGV high speed train could well be on the program when Algerian president Abdelaziz Bouteflika, [...]
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Algeria’s ambassador to Zimbabwe, Ali Mokrani, has stated that an [...]
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Despite diplomatic tension between Iran and Morocco, Rabat is continuing [...]
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For the third time, a call for bids for a [...]
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The national oil and gas company signed a contract on [...]
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Morocco's Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines announced on [...]
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Alexei Miller, chief executive of the Russian behemoth Gazprom, was [...]
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The Canadian junior has moved into higher gear by forging an energy partnership with the state-owned group.
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Former director of Petromar, a joint venture between the oil services company Saipem and Sonangol, Jean-Yves Poulet has succeeded Philippe [...]
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The director of the state-owned oil company’s exploration and production [...]
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On April 13, South Africa’s deputy foreign minister, Fatima Hajaig, [...]
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According to our sources, the Madagascar Energy International (MEIL) consortium [...]
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Zambia's mines minister, Maxwell Mwale, announced that the country’s first [...]
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South Africa's Sasol group, which operates several gas fields in [...]
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Zambia's Energy Regulation Board has demanded an explanation from the [...]
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To finance its budget, Angola had long depended on Western [...]
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Owned by Petronas, South Africa’s Engen must fulfill its obligations [...]
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In conjunction with three South African law firms - Edward [...]
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Confronted with the need to reduce its staff like all [...]
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Lanre Babalola, Nigeria's energy minister, will attend the Power Indaba [...]
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