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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
Chief Ufot Ekaette

Nigerian president Umaru Yar’Adua seized the occasion of a major government reshuffle at the end of last year to create [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2009

Nigeria
Work Resumes on Escravos Terminal

The U.S. group Chevron announced on Jan. 1 that it [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2009

Spotlight | West Africa
Nigerian Gas Not for Everybody

After a flurry of delays due to the quality of Nigerian gas, the West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) to supply Togo, Benin and Ghana was put into service in early December and will be officially inaugurated before the end of [.

Subscribers only Energy 23.12.2008

Angola
USD 500 Million Del for Acergy

The French firms Acergy and Entreprose Contracting have been chosen [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.12.2008

DRC
Gertler Finds Partners

The Israeli diamond operator Dan Gertler has finally brought two long-standing partners, the Gertner brothers, into his oil block in the maritime corridor between Congo-K and Angola.

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2008

Indian ocean
Malin in New Oil Play

Now owner of his own company, the founder of Madagascar Oil, Sam Malin, has just acquired a license in Seychelles’ offshore.

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2008

Angola
First Contracts for Angola LNG

Contracts for gathering infrastructure for gas that will be liquefied at the Angola LNG plant are to be awarded early in the new year.

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2008

Africa, United States
An End to Catch-All Cases?

Unlike Sudanese citizens who tried in vain to take Canada’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2008

Congo
New Offshore Find

. The French major Total announced that its Moho Nord [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.12.2008

Spotlight | Nigeria
Rilwanu Lukman as Offshore Minister?

Named as a possible oil minister since a government re-shuffle on Oct. 29, Rilwanu Lukman has stepped forward in the past 18 months as the leading architect of Nigeria’s petroleum policy even though he lives outside of the country, in [.

Subscribers only Energy 11.11.2008

Nigeria
Oando Undaunted by Crisis

Despite the financial crisis, Nigeria’s Oando is continuing its development in the upstream thanks to its trading operations.

Subscribers only Energy 11.11.2008

DRC
Gertler Looking for Partners

The only company to own a license in the future "joint development zone" between Angola and Congo south of Chevron’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2008

Angola
Ground Broken for Gulf LNG

The construction of a terminal that will receive output from the Angola LNG plant has begun.

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2008

Nigeria
NNPC

During a visit to Borno state in north-east Nigeria on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2008

Africa
Sojitz On Lookout for Gas Permits

In a bid to build up its African portfolio, Sojitz has joined forces with the British junior Afren to jointly acquire gas and LNG projects in Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2008

Somalia, Somaliland
New Licensing Round

After adopting new oil legislation, the authorities in Hargeisa, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2008

West Africa
Herbert Smith

The law firm advised the Nigerian trader MRS and the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2008

West Africa
Petroci in Downstream Play

In joining forces with a Nigerian firm to buy out Chevron’s retail network in West Africa, Petroci has greatly increased its footprint in the sub-region.

Free access Energy 30.09.2008

Madagascar
Total Carries the Day at Last

After two years of hard bargaining, Total has finally won the right to work oil sands on the island.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2008

Nigeria
The EU’s Gas Projects

After thinking for years about investing in a gas liquefaction scheme in Nigeria, the European Union is now interested in the project for a Trans Saharan gas pipeline.

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2008

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