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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.

Nigeria
A phantom licensing round

Six months after being formally launched, a bidding round for marginal fields has yet to begin.

Free access Energy 27.05.2014

Angola
Sonangol

After the breakdown of one of its underwater gas pipelines [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.05.2014

Angola
New woes at Soyo

On the eve of major work on Angola LNG’s plant the group was forced to call off operations because of a potential leak in a gas pipeline.

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.2014

Angola, United States
Energy diplomacy

Visiting Angola between May 2-4, U.S. secretary of state John [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.05.2014

Nigeria
Compromise on Chevron sale

Frozen up since December by a court injunction instigated by Nigeria’s Brittania-U (AEI 714), the sale of Chevron’s shares on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.2014

Chad
Glencore still on shopping spree

Determined to become a major player in Chad’s oil industry, Glencore has acquired Caracal Energy and wants to beef up its partnership with the government.

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.2014

Angola
Work still ongoing at Angola LNG

Chevron’s liquefaction plant is running at only 50% of capacity and additional work will be needed until 2015.

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.2014

Ghana, Nigeria
Growing exasperation with pipeline

Hopes for an increase in gas supplies from Nigeria are [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.2014

Nigeria
Total-Amni unitization deal

The French oil group Total has signed an initial agreement [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.04.2014

Spotlight | Morocco
ONHYM ventures into the oil business

Her fingers burned by a long series of dashed hopes, the boss of Morocco's Office National des Hydrocarbures et des Mines (ONHYM), Amine Benkhadra keeps saying that the kingdom is nowhere near enjoying an oil and gas boom despite the [.

Subscribers only Politics 27.03.2014

Nigeria
The short list for OML 29

Two groups have been pre-qualified to compete for Shell's stake on the highly prolific OML 29. Each offered over $2 billion.

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Nigeria
Sahara fleshes out E&P portfolio

Like its rival Taleveras, the Nigerian trading group Sahara Energy has positioned itself to buy Shell’s stakes on permits in the group’s former “eastern division.”

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Ghana, Nigeria
Buah fired up against WAPCO

Power cuts are worsening in Accra, prompting the minister to put pressure on the operators of the West African gas pipeline.

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Nigeria
Dangote in new bid for Shell asset

Nigerian tycoon Aliko Dangote is moving to acquire Shell’s stake in the OML 18 gas field.

Free access Energy 25.03.2014

United Kingdom
Malloch-Brown at Seplat

Just before announcing its initial public offering on stock exchanges [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Nigeria
BNP Paribas

The French bank is arranging the initial public offering (IPO) [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.03.2014

Chad
Glencore now an oil power

The trader has gained strong traction in Ndjamena by marketing the government’s share of crude from the Doba field. And production has started on a field it shares with Caracal.

Free access Energy 11.03.2014

Nigeria
The price of renewing rights

To win an extension of their rights on their best acreage the majors are coming under pressure from the oil ministry to sell off one or two lesser permits.

Subscribers only Energy 11.03.2014

Nigeria
Bonus for buyer of Chevron stake

The three companies bidding to acquire Chevron’s shares on OML 52, 53 and 55 are in line for an unexpected bonus - free access to Shell’s gas network.

Subscribers only Energy 11.03.2014

Nigeria
Brass LNG now an electoral issue

Although gas projects remain stalled in Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan is keen on injecting fresh impetus into the Brass LNG scheme in anticipation of presidential elections in 2015.

Subscribers only Energy 11.03.2014

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