Equatorial Guinea's minister of mines, industry and energy Gabriel Obiang Lima is finding it hard to secure takers for the 25 new offshore blocks as oil firms loose trust in the stability of the regime.
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After focusing on power generation, financial backers are now getting behind grid development projects.
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Congo-K's hydropower dams Kakobola and Grand Katende, which should produce respectively 10.5 MW and 64 MW, are running behind schedule [...]
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Retired general Leopoldino Fragosa do Nascimento, aka Dino, who had been a big wheel during President Jose Eduardo dos Santos' [...]
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British group Global Power Networks UK, which in 2015 had [...]
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Work to rehabilitate and upgrade the 27 MW hydropower plant [...]
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BP, Kosmos Energy, Woodside Energy and Cairn Energy will soon [...]
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The politically prominent Turkana County governor, Josphat Nanok, is working on building his national standing. The long-term rival of Kenyan [...]
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During his visit to Dar es Salaam in mid-July, Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni made sure he was able to chat [...]
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As the new CEO of ADM Energy (formerly MX Oil), Nigerian businessman Osamede Okhomina will be in charge of developing [...]
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The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) has made a bold move with the hiring of one of Total's trading [...]
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