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Ethiopia
Fresh Suitor for Calub

On the heels of the Russian firms Methanol and Stroytransgas and the U.S. company Sicor, a Jordanian oil concern is seeking to work on the Calub gas field. [...]

Published on 12/11/2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Ethiopia
Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Rivalry between Russia's Methanol and the U.S. firm Sicor to extract gas from the Calub field has boiled down to how the projects are to be funded.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Ethiopia
Russian Moves on Calub

Two Russian companies are trying to horn in on the Calub gas project as the field's owner, the U.S. concern Sicor, puts a financial package together to develop the scheme.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Benin, Nigeria
ELECTRICITY-GAS STUDY UNDERWAY

Benin has awarded a $200,000 contract to the U.S. firm Gustavson Associates for "a preliminary design and economic feasibility study" [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.03.1994

Madagascar
ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Although the new Malagasy government has barely taken office after being appointed in late August, the country's programme to liberalize [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.09.1993

Ethiopia
CALUB SMALLER, MORE EXPENSIVE

The cost of the Calub project has been revised sharply upwards as negotiations proceed with a private operator who aims [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.07.1993

Spotlight | Ethiopia
THE BALL IS ROLLING

Energy will not be overlooked among Ethiopian projects that are to win wide international backing worth at least $2 billion between now and June, 1994, in keeping with commitments already made ($1.2 billion following a meeting on Nov.

Subscribers only Energy 28.01.1993

Spotlight | Ethiopia
A FRANCE-U.S. BATTLEGROUND

In spite of the poverty of the peoples and the weakening of the States of the Horn of Africa, this area maintains a strategic value. The truth of this fact was underlined at a meeting on Ethiopia at the Paris [.

Subscribers only 23.01.1993

Spotlight | Sudan
A MURKY TALE

Several new twists have been added to the jumble of Sudanese projects revolving around Chevron's discoveries. Within the space of a few days the political-industrial-financial saga took on dimensions far beyond what would be considered normal for a country that [.

Subscribers only Energy 24.12.1992

Ethiopia
STUDIES CONTINUING ON CALUB

A good part of the $830 million that the World [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.12.1992

Zimbabwe
CBM PROJECT GATHERS STEAM

A project to develop and use coal-bed methane (CBM) in the Lowveld region of Zimbabwe is expected to be carried [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1992

Nigeria
PROCESSING FOR DOMESTIC MARKET

Nigeria is working to increase availability of oil products on the domestic market following a recent wave of riots set [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.06.1992

Zimbabwe
SYNTHETIC DIESEL OIL PROJECT

As Zimbabwe presses ahead with the appraisal of coal bed methane reserves in the south east of the country, Africa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.06.1992

Ethiopia
OGADEN GAS PROJECT

General manager of Ethiopian Oil and Gas Exploration and Development Organisation, Jihad Abakoyas has called on private investors to buy [...]

Subscribers only 04.04.1992

Spotlight | Libya
PRESSURE BUILDS UP

Although it had no bearing on oil, the U.N. Security Council embargo on air travel and arms supplies to Libya, to come into effect on April 15, nonetheless ruffled oil markets. On one hand, the industry is concerned over the [.

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.1992

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In less than a month, the stalemate on the share-out of the Caspian Sea's oil and an agreement on future pipelines have altered the whole power picture in Central Asia.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 11.07.2002

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Ethiopia Rival Financial Packages for Calub

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Ethiopia
Fresh Suitor for Calub

Ethiopia
Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Ethiopia
Russian Moves on Calub

Benin, Nigeria
ELECTRICITY-GAS STUDY UNDERWAY

Madagascar
ACCORD WITH WORLD BANK

Ethiopia
CALUB SMALLER, MORE EXPENSIVE

Spotlight | Ethiopia
THE BALL IS ROLLING

Spotlight | Ethiopia
A FRANCE-U.S. BATTLEGROUND

Spotlight | Sudan
A MURKY TALE

Ethiopia
STUDIES CONTINUING ON CALUB

Zimbabwe
CBM PROJECT GATHERS STEAM

Nigeria
PROCESSING FOR DOMESTIC MARKET

Zimbabwe
SYNTHETIC DIESEL OIL PROJECT

Ethiopia
OGADEN GAS PROJECT

Spotlight | Libya
PRESSURE BUILDS UP