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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.

Morocco
HPLI

HPLI (Houston Procurement & Logistics International), a Texas-based oil services [...]

Subscribers only Business 10.10.2013

Liberia
Robert Sirleaf

The eldest son of the Liberian president has stepped down as chairman of the board of the National Oil Company [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.10.2013

Nigeria
NPDC stakes claim in Chevron sale

The national oil company is to exercise its option to become operator on three of the five licenses that Chevron is trying to sell.

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.2013

Gabon
Frederic Briens

The French oil firm Maurel & Prom has appointed a new chief to see to its business in Gabon in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.2013

Namibia
Namcor

The management of state-run Namcor have every right to feel [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.2013

Somalia, Somaliland
Hussein Abdi Dualeh

Somaliland's energy and minerals minister Hussein Abdi Dualeh had a lot to say at the Africa Downunder Conference (organized by [...]

Subscribers only Mining 10.09.2013

Morocco
Frank's International

Frank's International, a Texas-based oil services firm, hopes to capitalize [...]

Subscribers only Business 05.09.2013

Niger
Another block for Nigerians

Niger's oil ministry was once again kept out of the loop in talks that led to a Nigerian firm being awarded an oil block.

Free access Energy 03.09.2013

Nigeria
Sinopec’s woes on Usan

China’s Sinopec has been running regularly into trouble since it bought Total’s shares on OML 138 which encompasses the Usan field.

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2013

Nigeria
Chevron impedes Shell & Total

By selling its holdings in a series of marginal fields in the Niger Delta, Chevron is blocking the development of two gas projects of Shell and Total.

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2013

Niger
CNPC/CPC’s Agadem tandem

Under discussion for over a year, a global cooperation pact [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2013

Nigeria
Total quits, leaving Dangote alone

The disappointing results of wells drilled last year have prompted the French major to throw in the towel on its block in the joint development zone.

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2013

Namibia
Chevron opens an office

The American major Chevron recently decided to open an office [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.2013

Nigeria
Summer sales season in the Delta

Chevron is winding up the disposal of its acreage in the Niger Delta while Shell is preparing for another sell-off operation. But the conditions aren't all that propitious.

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.2013

Namibia
Big fish circling minnows

The major oil groups are increasingly moving in on Windhoek with the intention of swallowing up juniors that anticipated the opportunities some years back.

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.2013

Namibia
Nampower seeks $860 million

In addition to choosing a company to build the Kudu [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.2013

Angola, DRC
Kinshasa gets nowhere on JIZ

A consulting firm run by a former executive of SNAM (ENI group) plays a key role in negotiations on the joint interest zone (JIZ) between Kinshasa and Luanda.

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.2013

Malawi, Tanzania
Surestream tripped up by politics

Oil exploration in Lake Malawi has been disrupted by a difference over sovereignty between Tanzania and Malawi. But a new high profile mediator has stepped in.

Free access Energy 16.07.2013

Madagascar
Quiet headway for Madagascar Oil

The new bosses of Madagascar Oil are quietly developing their heavy oil project at Tsimiroro without drawing attention to themselves.

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.2013

DRC
What’s to become of Perenco’s gas?

The Franco-British oil company has set out to assess the gas reserves of its onshore concessions in coming months. The question is whether to liquefy it or increase power production.

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.2013

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