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DRC
ZESCO asked to stand in for SNEL

Katanga’s mining companies are hurting from a drop in output from the Inga 1 and Inga 2 dams. [...]

Published on 24/08/2011 at 11:00 GMT Reading time 2 minutes

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Jean-Claude Asungu
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Tanke-Fungurume Mining
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DRC
SNEL under outside management

Congo-K’s Societre National d’Electricite is on the point of losing full control over its affairs. An outside operator is about to be chosen to help run it.

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DRC
All steer clear of SNEL

No company has stepped forward to bid for the management of SNEL, an operation deemed too risky in view of the work it would involve.

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Forrest dispute could pull plugs

Two power stations could suffer from an arbitration proceeding between Forest and state-owned Gecamines.

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Tullow could operate Banda

Africa Energy Intelligence has been told by sources at the oil ministry in Nouakchott that Britain’s Tullow Oil would like [...]

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Power for Copperbelt, not Eskom?

New investors are in talks with Windhoek on buying future production from a power station supplied with gas from the Kudu field.

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APR emerges as rival to Aggreko

A pro-active stance has helped the U.S. emergency generator supplier APR Energy to carve out a place for itself on the market - and emerge as a rival to Britain’s Aggreko.

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DRC
Inga 3: BHP still a fan

Officials from the BHP Billiton mining group were in Kinshasa in early June to pen a new memorandum of understanding [...]

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Lake Tanganyika’s trail blazers

The last lake in the East African rift to present available blocks, Lake Tanganyika is being explored only by juniors at the moment. However, the majors have fixed their eyes on it, warmed by the thought of the 2.

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Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

DRC
ZESCO asked to stand in for SNEL

DRC, Zambia
AEE Power bursts on scene

DRC
SNEL under outside management

DRC
All steer clear of SNEL

DRC
Forrest dispute could pull plugs

Mauritania
Tullow could operate Banda

Namibia
Power for Copperbelt, not Eskom?

Kenya
APR emerges as rival to Aggreko

DRC
Inga 3: BHP still a fan

Spotlight | Central Africa
Lake Tanganyika’s trail blazers