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Chevron

Together with Exxon and ConocoPhillips, Chevron is one of America’s three oil supermajors. The company is a major player in African oil and gas, principally in Nigeria and Angola.

Spotlight | Angola
Chevron, a long-standing operator in the Congo Basin, sells Blocks 14 and 14T

After more than three decades of production in Angolan offshore, the US major has decided to get rid of its mature fields. The takeover of these assets promises to be an epic battle.

Subscribers only Energy 16.04.2025

A Chevron petrol station in the United States, February 2025.

Namibia
A first oil academy takes shape in Walvis Bay

An Angolan company plans to offer practical training courses starting in 2026 to prepare future workers hired on offshore platforms by oil operators working in Namibia.

Subscribers only Energy 14.04.2025

DRC
François Perrodo's secret trips to Muanda following Perenco audit announcement

The management of the French-British oil group Perenco, owned by the Perrodo family, has been mobilising since it was informed on 10 December that its DR Congo subsidiary will be audited.

Subscribers only Energy 01.04.2025

Angola
Israeli businessman Gilad Myerson makes a new wager on Azule Energy

Myerson has set his sights on offshore oil in Southern Africa. Seeking to replicate his recent success with ENI in the North Sea, he has founded a new company for the endeavour.

Subscribers only Energy 10.03.2025

Algeria
Sonatrach's delicate increase in gas production

Algeria's state-owned energy firm has steadily increased gas production since the easing of the Covid-19 pandemic. But it is worried about reserves and hopes that exploiting the country's vast shale gas resources will resolve the problem.

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2025

A Sonatrach gas site in Ouargla, near Hassi Messaoud, Algeria on 22 February 2023.

South Africa
Gunvor in race to buy Shell's South African petrol stations

Rothschild & Co bank is about to announce the candidates shortlisted for the purchase of Shell's 600 petrol stations in South Africa. The commodity trading giant Gunvor has joined forces with Sipho Maseko's company to make a bid.

Subscribers only Energy, Commodity traders 20.02.2025

A petrol station in Soweto, South Africa, on 11 March 2009.

Namibia
Shell and Chevron's poor results plunge industry and investors into uncertainty

Namibia's star, considered Africa's new oil Eldorado since 2022, has dimmed. Investor and operator optimism has given way to concern, though the upcoming results from Rhino Resources could quickly dispel these worries.

Subscribers only Energy 03.02.2025

Namibia
Galp, Chevron and Rhino Resources gear up 2O25 Orange Basin campaign

Many drilling platforms will be active in the prolific Namibian basin in the early months of this year.

Subscribers only Energy 10.01.2025

Central Africa
CEMAC leaders still hopeful operators will reach rehabilitation fund deal

The presidents of the sub-region have given oil and mining operators until April to find common ground with the bloc's central bank on the repatriation of their rehabilitation funds. Until then, negotiation talks will be held on a monthly basis.

Subscribers only Energy 19.12.2024

Namibia, South Africa
Oil junior Eco Atlantic prepares to sell stakes in Orange and Walvis basins

The Canadian oil and gas firm is trying to rustle up interest from industry leaders for its assets in South Africa and Namibia, the goal being to start selling shares in its blocks next year.

Subscribers only Energy 12.12.2024

Morocco, Nigeria
Rabat's drive keeps African Atlantic Gas Pipeline project rolling forward

The Economic Community of West African States plans to sign a cooperation deal for the construction of the African Atlantic Gas Pipeline next month, but their optimism belies the challenges facing the project in the oil-producing Niger Delta region.

Free access Energy 25.11.2024

Ecowas leaders in Abuja, on 7 July 2024.

Nigeria
Nigerian junior Green Energy close to completing new Rivers oil terminal

The oil company, headed by an ex-adviser to former president Obasanjo, is the first Nigerian firm to build such a terminal. It hopes to begin operations next March.

Subscribers only Energy 15.11.2024

Central Africa
BEAC and extractive industry professionals prolong negotiations on rehabilitation funds

Oil and mining companies operating within CEMAC had undertaken to reach an agreement with the bloc's central bank by 1 January, but are now aiming to do so four months later.

Subscribers only Energy, Mining 05.11.2024

Angola, DRC
Kinshasa's strategy to get Common Interest Zone up and running

Determined to assert its rights over its offshore oil resources, the Congolese government is progressing on the development of the Common Interest Zone with Angola under the lead of hydrocarbons minister Sakombi Molendo.

Subscribers only Energy 31.10.2024

Spotlight | Algeria, Nigeria
Equinor initiates drastic downsizing in Africa

In the coming months, the continent looks set to take a back seat in the portfolio of the Norwegian major amid plans to significantly curtail operations in Algeria and Nigeria.

Subscribers only Energy 07.10.2024

Anders Opedal, President and CEO of Equinor, in Doha on 26 March 2022.

Spotlight | Namibia
Oil majors jostle for Galp's golden opportunity in Orange Basin

A dozen energy firms including majors Shell and TotalEnergies are competing to buy the Portuguese group's licence and rights to operate in the largest discovery ever made in the Orange Basin off the Namibian coast.

Subscribers only Energy 12.09.2024

Galp Energia headquarters in Lisbon on 27 July, 2024.

Spotlight | Central Africa
BEAC and extractive companies fund repatriation talks enter final straight

The Bank of Central African States has for months been negotiating with mining and oil companies to repatriate part of their revenues from the region. Three days of talks in Paris in July stalled on two sensitive points: interest rates and the question of immunity.

Subscribers only Energy, Commodity traders 23.07.2024

Bank of Central African States emblem in Libreville, Gabon, in 2019.

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Chevron

Spotlight | Angola
Chevron, a long-standing operator in the Congo Basin, sells Blocks 14 and 14T

Namibia
A first oil academy takes shape in Walvis Bay

DRC
François Perrodo's secret trips to Muanda following Perenco audit announcement

Angola
Israeli businessman Gilad Myerson makes a new wager on Azule Energy

Algeria
Sonatrach's delicate increase in gas production

South Africa
Gunvor in race to buy Shell's South African petrol stations

Namibia
Shell and Chevron's poor results plunge industry and investors into uncertainty

Namibia
Galp, Chevron and Rhino Resources gear up 2O25 Orange Basin campaign

Central Africa
CEMAC leaders still hopeful operators will reach rehabilitation fund deal

Namibia, South Africa
Oil junior Eco Atlantic prepares to sell stakes in Orange and Walvis basins

Morocco, Nigeria
Rabat's drive keeps African Atlantic Gas Pipeline project rolling forward

Nigeria
Nigerian junior Green Energy close to completing new Rivers oil terminal

Central Africa
BEAC and extractive industry professionals prolong negotiations on rehabilitation funds

Angola, DRC
Kinshasa's strategy to get Common Interest Zone up and running

Spotlight | Algeria, Nigeria
Equinor initiates drastic downsizing in Africa

Spotlight | Namibia
Oil majors jostle for Galp's golden opportunity in Orange Basin

Spotlight | Central Africa
BEAC and extractive companies fund repatriation talks enter final straight

Algeria
Sonatrach boss signs agreements galore ahead of presidential elections

Namibia
Majors ready to battle for Galp's geological gem

Angola
Lobito Corridor rare earths capture London's interest

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Chevron

Spotlight | Angola Chevron, a long-standing operator in the Congo Basin, sells Blocks 14 and 14T

Namibia A first oil academy takes shape in Walvis Bay

DRC François Perrodo's secret trips to Muanda following Perenco audit announcement

Angola Israeli businessman Gilad Myerson makes a new wager on Azule Energy

Algeria Sonatrach's delicate increase in gas production

South Africa Gunvor in race to buy Shell's South African petrol stations

Namibia Shell and Chevron's poor results plunge industry and investors into uncertainty

Namibia Galp, Chevron and Rhino Resources gear up 2O25 Orange Basin campaign

Central Africa CEMAC leaders still hopeful operators will reach rehabilitation fund deal

Namibia, South Africa Oil junior Eco Atlantic prepares to sell stakes in Orange and Walvis basins

Morocco, Nigeria Rabat's drive keeps African Atlantic Gas Pipeline project rolling forward

Nigeria Nigerian junior Green Energy close to completing new Rivers oil terminal

Central Africa BEAC and extractive industry professionals prolong negotiations on rehabilitation funds

Angola, DRC Kinshasa's strategy to get Common Interest Zone up and running

Spotlight | Algeria, Nigeria Equinor initiates drastic downsizing in Africa

Spotlight | Namibia Oil majors jostle for Galp's golden opportunity in Orange Basin

Spotlight | Central Africa BEAC and extractive companies fund repatriation talks enter final straight

Algeria Sonatrach boss signs agreements galore ahead of presidential elections

Namibia Majors ready to battle for Galp's geological gem

Angola Lobito Corridor rare earths capture London's interest

Refine your search

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

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

Spotlight | Angola
Chevron, a long-standing operator in the Congo Basin, sells Blocks 14 and 14T

Namibia
A first oil academy takes shape in Walvis Bay

DRC
François Perrodo's secret trips to Muanda following Perenco audit announcement

Angola
Israeli businessman Gilad Myerson makes a new wager on Azule Energy

Algeria
Sonatrach's delicate increase in gas production

South Africa
Gunvor in race to buy Shell's South African petrol stations

Namibia
Shell and Chevron's poor results plunge industry and investors into uncertainty

Namibia
Galp, Chevron and Rhino Resources gear up 2O25 Orange Basin campaign

Central Africa
CEMAC leaders still hopeful operators will reach rehabilitation fund deal

Namibia, South Africa
Oil junior Eco Atlantic prepares to sell stakes in Orange and Walvis basins

Morocco, Nigeria
Rabat's drive keeps African Atlantic Gas Pipeline project rolling forward

Nigeria
Nigerian junior Green Energy close to completing new Rivers oil terminal

Central Africa
BEAC and extractive industry professionals prolong negotiations on rehabilitation funds

Angola, DRC
Kinshasa's strategy to get Common Interest Zone up and running

Spotlight | Algeria, Nigeria
Equinor initiates drastic downsizing in Africa

Spotlight | Namibia
Oil majors jostle for Galp's golden opportunity in Orange Basin

Spotlight | Central Africa
BEAC and extractive companies fund repatriation talks enter final straight

Algeria
Sonatrach boss signs agreements galore ahead of presidential elections

Namibia
Majors ready to battle for Galp's geological gem

Angola
Lobito Corridor rare earths capture London's interest