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Chad

Revenue That Can Escape Notice

In a report, the Agence Francaise de Developpement states that some of Chad's profits from the Doba oil fields may sidestep the control system set up by the World Bank.

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

IECI Inquiry Winds Up

The World Bank's adoption of the $39 million Critical Electricity and Water Services Rehabilitation project for Chad last week followed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Two Wells for Heritage

The Canadian firm Heritage Oil & Gas is about to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.10.2002

Encana to Drill Next Year

According to Trinity Energy, which holds a 5% stake in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.10.2002

Spotlight
An Asian Oil Enclave?

State-owned Asian companies are endeavouring to establish a true oil enclave straddling the borders of Chad, Sudan and the Central African Republic

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

World Bank Backs Pipeline

No major change in managing the Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline was [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.09.2002

Libyan Slowness

One year after signature of the contract between Libyan Foreign [...]

Subscribers only Mining 17.09.2002

Pipeline Project Taken to Court

Already criticized in a report by the Inspection Panel, an independent arm of the World Bank, the project to build [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.09.2002

The World Bank's Dilemma

An in-house report at the World Bank has criticized the planned share-out of revenue from the Doba oil fields but its misgivings won't jeopardize the project itself.

Subscribers only Energy 27.08.2002

European Refinery For Sedigui

Africa Energy Intelligence understands that Concorp, a group owned by Sudan's Jar El Nabi, is no longer in charge of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

Bishops Speak Their Mind on Oil

Bishops in central Africa have launched a campaign concerning the use of oil revenue. Given the church's influence in the region the movement is likely to pick up steam.

Subscribers only Energy 23.07.2002

Ousmane Mahamat Nour Elimi

President Idriss Deby's cabinet reshuffle last week brought new men to the fore in the energy and oil sectors. Mahamat [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.06.2002

Laoual Adji Grema

Although Chad's mineral resources – gold, bauxite, uranium, silver and alluvial diamonds – are largely under-developed the country has a [...]

Subscribers only Mining 18.06.2002

Japanese Make Their Move

After sealing an agreement with Canada's Encana, Cliveden Petroleum is now negotiating with two state-owned Japanese firms.

Subscribers only Energy 11.06.2002

Energy Africa Focus on Gulf of Guinea

Active in Morocco, Libya and Mauritanian in North Africa as well as in Uganda in East Africa and Namibia and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.05.2002

Michel Ben Barka

National director of the Bank of Central African States (BCAS) in Ndjamena, Michel Ben Barka also chairs the highly sensitive [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.05.2002

Cliveden Finds a Partner

Africa Energy Intelligence indicated when a merger between two Canadian firms PanCanadian and Alberta Energy recently led to the founding [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Oil Before 2004

Scheduled to begin in 2004, oil production on the Doba fields could start, in fact, in the autumn of 2003.

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Peter Felter

Chairman of Cliveden Petroleum (see P. 3), Peter Felter, a lawyer of Danish origin, is a former director of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

CORRECTION

Jean-Michel Runacher, managing director of Perenco, has written to Africa Energy Intelligence to correct a number of mistakes in our [...]

Free access Energy 09.04.2002

Sticking its Head over the Parapet

Active in the Salamat basin that straddles the border between Chad and Central African Republic, the British firm Cliveden has a lot to lose from recent clashes between the two countries.

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

$30 Million for STEE

In April the World Bank will examine a $30 million [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

In the wake of a highly critical – and still confidential – report by the World Bank's Inspection Panel the institution is conducting a review of the way the oil pipeline project between Dola and Kribi is being managed.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Although it is diversifying, the small French company Perenco is boosting its output in Gabon and in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Hearing on Doba in U.S. Congress

Initially planned for Sept. 11 and immediately cancelled following the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.02.2002

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Chad

Revenue That Can Escape Notice

IECI Inquiry Winds Up

Two Wells for Heritage

Encana to Drill Next Year

Spotlight
An Asian Oil Enclave?

World Bank Backs Pipeline

Libyan Slowness

Pipeline Project Taken to Court

The World Bank's Dilemma

European Refinery For Sedigui

Bishops Speak Their Mind on Oil

Ousmane Mahamat Nour Elimi

Laoual Adji Grema

Japanese Make Their Move

Energy Africa Focus on Gulf of Guinea

Michel Ben Barka

Cliveden Finds a Partner

Oil Before 2004

Peter Felter

CORRECTION

Sticking its Head over the Parapet

$30 Million for STEE

A Flap at World Bank

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Hearing on Doba in U.S. Congress

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Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Chad

Revenue That Can Escape Notice

IECI Inquiry Winds Up

Two Wells for Heritage

Encana to Drill Next Year

Spotlight An Asian Oil Enclave?

World Bank Backs Pipeline

Libyan Slowness

Pipeline Project Taken to Court

The World Bank's Dilemma

European Refinery For Sedigui

Bishops Speak Their Mind on Oil

Ousmane Mahamat Nour Elimi

Laoual Adji Grema

Japanese Make Their Move

Energy Africa Focus on Gulf of Guinea

Michel Ben Barka

Cliveden Finds a Partner

Oil Before 2004

Peter Felter

CORRECTION

Sticking its Head over the Parapet

$30 Million for STEE

A Flap at World Bank

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Hearing on Doba in U.S. Congress

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Spotlight
An Asian Oil Enclave?