Chad’s Idriss Deby can boast about finding a way to buy out Chevron’s stake in the Doba project but the big winner in the operation is Glencore upon which Chad is increasingly dependant because of the possibility the country’s oil [.
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Societe Ivoirienne de Raffinage (SIR) is still finding it hard to discover a permanent source of cash to guarantee its [...]
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Waiting for an exploration contract for three years Britain’s Surestream and its Italian party are now pinning hopes on Ndunda.
Tullow Oil has succeeded in getting the Ghanaian authorities to waiver its ban on flaring gas on the Jubilee field. [...]
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Already active on the Libyan side of the Ghadames basin, the Indonesian concern PT Medco Energi Internasional has set up operations in Tunis in the wake of Canada’s Chinook Energy.
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The Nigerian oil services group and the Tinubu family have discreetly joined forces on several big oil and oil services deals in the country.
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In response to our article on Ghana entitled "Star pupil [...]
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The British firm Tower Resources which had just acquired Rift [...]
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A new licensing round is expected to be launched by [...]
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Publication of the 2014 issue of the oil industry’s bible, [...]
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Chad president Idriss Deby played host in N’Djamena on June [...]
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According to our sources in Abuja, the National Petroleum Investment Management Services (NAPIMS) agency has rejected Addax Petroleum’s development program [...]
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The Italian major is cooling its heels while waiting for confirmation of its development plan for Sankofa but the Ghanaian authorities won’t budge on the price of the gas.
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Fed up with supply problems and the prices the government wishes to practice, Indian investors could drop a project for a urea plant.
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Ghana’s government is desperate to find new sources of electricity as quickly as possible to counter the problem of chronic [...]
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The presence of Ghana’s Black Stars team at the World Cup in Brazil has prompted Ghana’s president to appeal to his Ivory Coast neighbour for power supplies.
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The African Development Bank, which will shortly return to Abidjan after its sojourn in Tunis, is seeking to play a predominant role in the Inga dam, and is ready to pay for the privilege.
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Twelve years after landing its first contract in Africa - [...]
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The consulting concern Beicip-Franlab, affiliated with IFP Energies Nouvelles (Institut [...]
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A specialist in project funding, Sanjoy Jay Bose, will join [...]
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WTS Energy, a global specialist (based in the Netherlands and [...]
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