A "Southern Sudan Investment and Development Conference," to be staged in Nairobi next week by the CWC Group will bring together oil officials from both north and south Sudan together for the first time. Although the two sides are bound [.
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The first South Korean leader to visit Africa since the mid-1980s, president Roh Moh-hyun and a large delegation from the [...]
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Tunis and Valetta reached an agreement last month to jointly explore areas on their maritime boundaries even though the Tunisia [...]
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With RoyalDutch/Shell and BP both attempting to negotiate major gas agreements with the Libyan government, British trade minister Ian Pearson [...]
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A delegation headed by the CEO of state-owned Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) is to shortly drop in on [...]
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During their meeting in Geneva on Feb. 27, Gabon president Omar Bongo and Teodoro Obiang Nguema, his counterpart in Equatorial [...]
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Africa Energy Intelligence has learned that Italy’s Saipem is expected to win the contract to install the offshore section of [...]
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Several state-controlled Chinese companies have decided to set up affiliates in London to manage their African operations.
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The United States now buys 25% of Algeria’s crude output.
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In addition to Premier Oil, the British junior Encore Oil is expected to obtain acreage in Western Sahara, a region controlled by Morocco but claimed by the Saharawi movement, Polisario Front.
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Advised by former Canadian prime minister Jean Chretien, Buried Hill Energy is to obtain a huge offshore license in Gambia.
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The Canadian-South African group Energem is about to sell its Chad acreage to its affiliate First Africa Oil. But it still hasn’t paid its bonus to Chad and refuses to say how much it thinks the concessions are worth.
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N’Djamena has cut off all contact with the World Bank and is putting pressure on Exxon to transfer revenue from the sale of Chad’s oil directly into government coffers.
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The Romanones Reid Group, a private Spanish firm, is seeking to acquire acreage in Equatorial Guinea’s offshore.
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The Swiss trader wants to capitalize on the gas resources on its Nigerian acreage by building an LPG plant and by supplying several LNG projects in the region.
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Congo-B’s parliament has refused to confirm a license awarded to Cuba’s Prestoil. The latter is advised by French businessman Gerard Bourgoin.
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A state-owned Indian company is interested in gas reserve in the Calub region in eastern Ogaden.
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A number of last-minute maneuvers once again delayed the signing [...]
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The South African utility Eskom is to shortly sign an agreement with the Zimbabwe Electrical Supply Authority (ZESA) providing for [...]
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Present in Togo since 2001, the French group left the country last month. Lome is looking to China for a successor.
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The Nigerian government has just issued a call for bids to investors to take over power transmission.
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The World Bank will decide in June on a project [...]
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Already reduced because of the drought which is emptying the [...]
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After a lengthy inquiry, Italy’s market regulatory authority AntiTrust has ordered Italy’s ENI to change an agreement it sealed with [...]
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Bidders for a 60% holding in Libya’s Tamoil were due on March 7 to put in their final offers for [...]
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Congo-Brazzaville’s private creditors and specially the Elliott Associates fund, have failed in their strenuous efforts to see the country deprived [...]
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The French investment bank Calyon has just issued an invitation to tender for an oil-backed loan to develop block 18 [...]
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Fired from his job as prime minister following a standoff with legislators in Libya’s parliament, Shukri Ghanem has been named [...]
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The boss of Maurel & Prom, Jean-Francois Henin, was fined EUR100,000 in late February by the French audits court’s Cour [...]
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Dismissed from his job last month for "gross misconduct," Philip Rhind, former CEO of the British junior Bowleven, has launched [...]
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Kenyan energy minister Henry Obwocha has appointed Zachary Ogambo Ayeko as CEO of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) [...]
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Former commercial manager of Energy Africa, the British lawyer Andrew Windham has joined the board of the British junior Aminex. [...]
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Vice president of the FMC Technologies equipment manufacturer, Peter Kinnear has just been appointed boss of the group. Joining FMC [...]
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Algeria’s state-owned Sonatrach is seeking six traders to beef up [...]
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Following Chevron’s withdrawal from the Brass LNG project (see AEI [...]
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Begun on Jan. 14, drilling operations on the first well [...]
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Benin will issue a call for bids at the RAF [...]
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Formed following the acquisition of South Africa’s Marriott group by [...]
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Chaired by Charif Souki, an American concern that specializes in [...]
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The American firm Kosmos has invested in the acquisition of [...]
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Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a seminar in London [...]
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Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a forum at the [...]
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The CWC Group is organizing a conference at the International [...]
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