After showing little interest in sub-Saharan Africa for a good number of years, British major BP is decidedly back in the game and has already started to flex its muscles. New dynamic - As a sure sign of its renewed [.
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Since the American giant General Electric (GE) became the main go-between for president Yoweri Museveni over the construction of the [...]
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Paid to facilitate relations between the Chadian power and Chinese firms, the former Senegalese minister has fumbled his way into being arrested in New York.
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Barely free of its legal tussle in Nigeria, Sinopec's subsidiary is now having to deal with free-falling production from its assets in the country.
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The American major is all set to pick up three offshore blocks but not at any price!
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Deloitte's explosive audit of Addax Petroleum, in which it explains its reasons for refusing to validate the Sinopec unit's 2015 financial statements, has shed led on its organisation in Gabon.
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Panamanian crude oil tanker DS Valentina, chartered by Swiss trader Lord Energy, headed out on its journey along the West [...]
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As Africa Energy Intelligence understands, Societe gabonaise de raffinage (Sogara) is about to undergo a hard-hitting audit by the ministry [...]
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As Africa Energy Intelligence anticipated (see our special report here), oil trader Lucien Ebata, propelled mid-year into the role of [...]
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After more than a decade of barbed relations with Nigerian National Petroleum Corp (NNPC) over tax rates applied to the [...]
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A key name is missing from the long indictment unsealed on November 29 by the US Department of Justice (DoJ) [...]
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Cornered into its long-term Bas-Congo fief, the family oil firm has to front up to the Congo-K government's ambitions to come to an agreement on its production terms and conditions.
Nigerian junior Crestar, which in 2014 took Shell's 45% share [...]
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By taking a 75% interest in distributor Atlas Energy (formerly [...]
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The first hearing of the case pitting maritime Gulf Agency [...]
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While his counterpart Lucien Ebata is looking for financing in [...]
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Since it was announced in early November, the purchase of [...]
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Canadian junior Stamper Oil & Gas, which purchased 50% of [...]
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Previously a hot favourite for financial institutions, the Inga III dam is feeling the brunt of NGOs' criticism.
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Through his company Energyia Global, American-Israeli solar energy bigshot, Yosef Abramowitz, is the lead hand behind the memorandum of understanding [...]
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Engie is continuing to put on the pressure in Abidjan to pick up electricity contracts. The French energy group is [...]
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Three months after president Joao Lourenco stepped into office in [...]
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Some 43 years after Chevron's discovery, the Kudu gas deposit [...]
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Announced as one of the main partners of the Oil [...]
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Africa Energy Intelligence understands that Senegalese state-run firm Petrosen is [...]
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The Mozambican ministry of energy and mines launched a call [...]
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Unable to shoulder its development obligations and bowing under the weight of its debt, Vaalco has tasked a corporate banker to find a buyer.
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The biomass power project has been brought back off the shelf by a new kWh rate deal.
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While Tunisia's Direction generale des hydrocarbures (DGH) has accepted that [...]
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As Africa Energy Intelligence had anticipated (AEI 796), the court [...]
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In an effort to reduce costs, Wentworth Resources has decided [...]
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British consultancy concern Stellar Energy Advisors didn't have far to [...]
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Until recently, British public relations firm In-VR had specialised in [...]
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After basking in a first wave of interest from foreign firms when the country created the joint development zone with [...]
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Idriss Deby's now ex minister of finance, Christian Georges Diguimbaye, has been shown the door, along with secretary of state [...]
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To move on from its defeat over its maritime border dispute with Ghana, the Ivory Coast has its hopes riding [...]
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Several weeks ago, Senegalese State firm Petrosen named Franco-American services concern, Schlumberger as the successful bidder for a technical consultancy [...]
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