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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.

Ivory Coast, Nigeria
Petroci attacks trader MRS in spat concerning Corlay Global

State-owned Petroci has revived its offensive against its Nigerian partner, the trading group MRS, concerning their joint affiliate Corlay Global. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.04.2016

Spotlight | Chad
Deby's government crushed by Glencore debt

Already reeling from the collapse in the oil price, Chad is now dealing with disaster of another sort: the need to repay a debt to Glencore. In 2014, the trading group lent $1.45 billion to Chad to buy out Chevron's [.

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Nigeria, Sao Tome and Principe
Changes needed to save the Joint Development Zone

A joint commission between Nigeria and Sao Tome y Principe and chaired by the two countries’ heads of state is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Africa
How Maurel & Prom will seek to make money in 2016

The French explorer Maurel & Prom plans to increase output and lower production costs to restore its profitability.

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Angola, DRC
Despite itself, Chevron caught up in JIZ spat

The Congo-K oil minister’s cancellation of the joint interest zone (JIZ) with Angola has put the American major in an awkward position.

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Angola
Block 2/05 partly swallows 2/85

In early March, Angolan oil minister Jose Maria Botelho de [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Namibia
Deloitte helps Namcor to find successor to Tullow

For some weeks now British national Alan Levison has been [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.03.2016

Spotlight | DRC
Kabila vents anger with Angola over joint oil zone

Congolese president Joseph Kabila has purged oil circles of all officials deemed to be soft on Angola and taken other significant measures indicating that a sea change in relations with Luanda is underway. Mukena spells it out to Luanda - [.

Subscribers only Energy 08.03.2016

Africa
Ailing oil groups see Qatar as a possible lifebuoy

Many struggling firms are banging on cash-rich Qatar's door in hopes of interesting it in their projects.

Subscribers only Energy 23.02.2016

DRC
Soco checks out for good

Weary of a campaign by NGOs that targeted its operations in the Virunga national park, the British junior has decided to focus instead on its assets in Brazzaville and Luanda.

Subscribers only Energy 23.02.2016

Angola
Somoil on a roll in Luanda

Holding a 15% stake on the onshore Fina-Sonangol-Texaco block (FST) [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.02.2016

Angola, Sao Tome and Principe
The people behind the mysterious Sinoangol firm

Sinoangol, a joint venture between state-owned Chinese and Angolan groups, is making discreet headway in Sao Tome’s offshore.

Subscribers only Energy 09.02.2016

Angola
Isabel dos Santos takes charge of oil and gas

Threatened by a collapse in its revenue, the Angolan government has set out timidly on the road to reforms - but with its people in charge.

Subscribers only Energy 09.02.2016

Angola
Sonangol tells Total and Chevron to put up more money

Sonangol is trying to set the spur to new exploration on blocks 14 and 17 in order to boost resources and investment.

Subscribers only Energy 09.02.2016

Kenya
Keter kicks off purge in bid to take charge of state-controlled oil companies

Kenya’s new energy and oil minister Charles Keter, who hails from the Kalenjin ethnic group and was appointed at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.02.2016

Ivory Coast, Nigeria
Petroci approaches MRS in bid to quit Corlay Global

The Ivory Coast oil firm Petroci has made contact with [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.02.2016

Nigeria
Niger Delta: Buhari keeps the amnesty program

Although president Muhammadu Buhari announced the amnesty process for militants from the Niger Delta would end in December he has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.01.2016

Nigeria
Swiber bets on Deltatek

Swiber Offshore Construction, a subsidiary of the Singapore-based engineering concern [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.01.2016

West Africa
Vaalco's activist stakeholders get their way

Seeking ever since they bought a stake in Vaalco to get rid of its management, Group 42 and Bradley Radoff have now placed their men in the firm’s top jobs.

Subscribers only Energy 12.01.2016

Nigeria
Yetunde Bajela-Taiwo in ambitious push for Seplat’s gas

In taking over the gas department of the Nigerian group Seplat, Yetunde Bajela-Taiwo has been given an ambitious target to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.01.2016

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