Work will soon begin on the Calub project that aims to produce 65,000 t/year of motor and household fuels from the wet gas deposit in the Ogaden region. Production start-up is set for August, 1997 and studies will shortly be [.
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The International Development Association has put off endorsing a loan it was to offer with other donors for Madagascar's project [...]
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Backed by the World Bank, the Tanzania Electric Supply Corporation (Tanesco) has carried the day in a conflict with the [...]
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ABB announced on Feb. 9 that it had increased from 20 to 70% its stake in Tanelec, the Arusha-based company [...]
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By the end of this year Burkina Faso will boast its first three "village community centers" to spring from a [...]
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A consortium made up of Asea Brown Boveri and the American company CMS Power has won the contract to build [...]
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The second phase of Morocco's Programme Pilote d'Electrification Rural (PPER) that is being conducted in tandem with France has begun [...]
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The electricity sector was a major winner of loans provided by the European Investment Bank (EIB) in Africa last year. [...]
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MAN Energie GmbH is now wholly owned by GEC Alsthom [...]
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Construction of the Capanda dam that was interrupted in 1992 [...]
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The Electricity Corporation of Ghana (ECG) is soon to launch [...]
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Denmark is stepping up its loans in the electricity sector [...]
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The Vergnet company, which builds small and medium-capacity windmills, has [...]
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A consortium made up of Bouygues Offshore, ABB Lummus Crest and Japan Gasoline Corp. (JGC) has just won a $648 [...]
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Operator Anadarko has officially declared its discoveries on the Hassi Berkine (Block 404) permit to be commercial and is waiting [...]
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Although the development of Isis could be cancelled despite initial hopes pinned on the field (AEM 138, 150), operator Samedan [...]
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Sasol is said to be finally concluding negotiations with Neddrill [...]
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A six day strike of Congolese oil workers has cost [...]
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Mobil Producing Nigeria plans to charter two other jack-ups for [...]
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The independent Nigerian company Atlas' well Elujebe 1, on which [...]
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The journal Economies et Sociétés has published papers presented at [...]
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After using it for several wells in the last quarter [...]
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Following a recent discovery with a turnkey well drilled by [...]
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Bouygues Offshore posted consolidated sales of Ffr2.8 billion ($538 million), [...]
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Texaco will need a second jack-up this year in addition [...]
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Ranger Oil was to have recently started the second well [...]
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The independent Canadian company Abacan is thinking of launching an [...]
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In addition to Sedco 708 whose charter has been confirmed [...]
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The Ivory Coast parliament will shortly examine a draft bill for a new mining law aimed at attracting private investment [...]
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Two major Sysmin loans are being planned, one for Mauritania and the other for Guinea. Attending the abortive ACP-EU conference [...]
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The appeals court at Mbuji-Mahye has overruled a decision by [...]
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A consortium in which two Spanish companies, Kemira Iberica -- [...]
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A consortium made up of the Ghanaian company Ashanti Goldfields [...]
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