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Libya
Woodside in Tripoli Deal?

Africa Energy Intelligence's sources say the Australian firm Woodside is expected to sign an agreement in coming months with Libya's [...]

Published on 17/09/2003 at 11:00 GMT

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Energy

South Africa
Soekor Eyes North Africa

South Africa's state-owned Soekor group is keenly interested in Algeria and Libya, according to Chris Davies, project leader for North [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.09.2000

North Africa
Lasmo Creating Value

Britain's Lasmo is one of the rare group with holdings in all of the North African countries and it has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.08.2000

Algeria
Sonatrach Seeks TotalFinaElf Tie

"We're talking with Sonatrach about a wider partnership, including exploration and enhanced recovery and indeed the Zarzaitine field as well," [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.06.2000

Africa, United Kingdom
Lasmo Keeps on the Move

Britain's Lasmo finds itself in the exceptional position of acting as operator in all North African countries, Algeria, Libya, Morocco [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.05.2000

Spotlight | Libya
U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

No sooner had United Nations sanctions against Libya been suspended on Jan. 5 than Libyan oil minister Abdullah Salem al Badri declared that "we invite U.S. firms which were our associates in the past to return to Libya and continue [.

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.1999

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa
AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

A new study by the European Commission on energy investment in third party Mediterranean countries which focuses on North Africa from Morocco to Egypt will be completed by the end of June, the EU energy commissioner, Christos Papoutsis, announced at [.

Subscribers only Energy 21.05.1997

North Africa
IEA'S LAUDS TAX INCENTIVES

The production capacity of Algeria, Libya and Egypt will jump by 56% between now and the year 2000 while their [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.02.1997

Libya
THE STAKES

The fact that the Europeans are showing concerted determination in facing up to the new US Iran and Libyan Sanctions [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.1996

Africa
DRILLING UP BY 16%

The number of wells drilled in Africa will rise by 16.5% this year over the 1994 figure, according to a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.09.1995

Algeria
OIL SECURITY ZONES

Two weeks ago the government said it was setting up [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.04.1995

Algeria, Libya
TOTAL COULD EXPLORE WITH TAIWAN'S CPC

A cooperation pact was signed between Total and the Chinese [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.07.1993

Africa, France
RISE IN REFINED PRODUCTS IMPORTS

French imports of refined oil products from North Africa rose [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.04.1993

Libya
TOTAL IN LNG DE-BOTTLENECKING

The current program to upgrade the gas liquefaction plant at Marsa el Brega is expected to help Libya triple its [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.02.1993

Libya
ANTI-EMBARGO PRECAUTIONS

With Russia announcing at the end of April that it will comply with the U.N. embargo on military equipment and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.05.1992

Africa
WELLS: 9 % MORE IN 1992

The number of oil and gas wells to be spudded in Africa this year will rise by 8.6% compared to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.1992

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South Africa
Soekor Eyes North Africa

North Africa
Lasmo Creating Value

Algeria
Sonatrach Seeks TotalFinaElf Tie

Africa, United Kingdom
Lasmo Keeps on the Move

Spotlight | Libya
U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa
AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

North Africa
IEA'S LAUDS TAX INCENTIVES

Libya
THE STAKES

Africa
DRILLING UP BY 16%

Algeria
OIL SECURITY ZONES

Algeria, Libya
TOTAL COULD EXPLORE WITH TAIWAN'S CPC

Africa, France
RISE IN REFINED PRODUCTS IMPORTS

Libya
TOTAL IN LNG DE-BOTTLENECKING

Libya
ANTI-EMBARGO PRECAUTIONS

Africa
WELLS: 9 % MORE IN 1992

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South Africa Soekor Eyes North Africa

North Africa Lasmo Creating Value

Algeria Sonatrach Seeks TotalFinaElf Tie

Africa, United Kingdom Lasmo Keeps on the Move

Spotlight | Libya U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

North Africa IEA'S LAUDS TAX INCENTIVES

Libya THE STAKES

Africa DRILLING UP BY 16%

Algeria OIL SECURITY ZONES

Algeria, Libya TOTAL COULD EXPLORE WITH TAIWAN'S CPC

Africa, France RISE IN REFINED PRODUCTS IMPORTS

Libya TOTAL IN LNG DE-BOTTLENECKING

Libya ANTI-EMBARGO PRECAUTIONS

Africa WELLS: 9 % MORE IN 1992

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Senegal
Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Libya
Woodside in Tripoli Deal?

South Africa
Soekor Eyes North Africa

North Africa
Lasmo Creating Value

Algeria
Sonatrach Seeks TotalFinaElf Tie

Africa, United Kingdom
Lasmo Keeps on the Move

Spotlight | Libya
U.S.-EUROPEAN RIVALRY COULD FLARE AGAIN

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa
AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

North Africa
IEA'S LAUDS TAX INCENTIVES

Libya
THE STAKES

Africa
DRILLING UP BY 16%

Algeria
OIL SECURITY ZONES

Algeria, Libya
TOTAL COULD EXPLORE WITH TAIWAN'S CPC

Africa, France
RISE IN REFINED PRODUCTS IMPORTS

Libya
TOTAL IN LNG DE-BOTTLENECKING

Libya
ANTI-EMBARGO PRECAUTIONS

Africa
WELLS: 9 % MORE IN 1992