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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.

Chad
World Bank in Fresh Move

A leading backer of the Doba oil field project, the World Bank is poised to lend fresh cash to Chad to avoid a collapse of its efforts to build institutions.

Subscribers only Energy 24.08.2004

Nigeria
Money Woes for EGTL Project

Nigeria's next big oil industry project - construction of the Escravos Gas-to-Liquids (EGTL) plant - has stalled because of a budget squeeze by Chevron.

Subscribers only Energy 20.07.2004

Spotlight | Chad
What Comes After Doba?

Although the Kribi oil terminal in Cameroon that enables crude from Chad's Doba fields to be shipped out via Cameroon was officially inaugurated only last month...

Subscribers only Energy 06.07.2004

Angola
Fresh Investment for Cabinda

The Angolan government unveiled a $370 million, 10-year investment, program for Cabinda in Luanda on June 17. Angola clearly hopes [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.06.2004

Angola, Congo
Joint Field in Ultra Deep?

We understand that Total made a discovery early this year on the Mer Tres Profonde Sud concession it operates and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.06.2004

Chad
Good Times Ahead for Exxon

After lengthy talks, ExxonMobil has won a new concession in southern Chad and is making hay out of a production rise on its Doba fields.

Subscribers only Energy 25.05.2004

Angola
Calmer Days in Cabinda?

With ChevronTexaco poised to celebrate the renewal of its Block 0 in Cabinda until 2030 this week - Angolan president [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.05.2004

Spotlight | Nigeria
Real Locals Replace Wheeler-Dealers

The three production sharing agreements signed by ChevronTexaco in Nigeria's offshore last week sounded the death knell of the era of sleeping local partners who gained choice blocks in Nigeria's offshore in the late 1990s...

Subscribers only Energy 20.04.2004

Sao Tome and Principe
Majors Dragging Their Feet

Delays in the licensing round for the Joint Development Zone have been due essentially to the misgivings of majors concerning the agreements that will tie them to their future Nigerian partners.

Subscribers only Energy 20.04.2004

United States
Protecting African Oil

A new conference devoted in large part to African oil and entitled ?U.S. National Security Interest in Africa,? was held [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.04.2004

Nigeria
Chevon Could Face Trial

The ruling could have far-reaching consequences for oil companies that face the threat of a suit filed under the Alien [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.04.2004

Angola
Chevron's License Extended

In late March, the Angolan authorities renewed ChevronTexaco's concession on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.04.2004

Africa, United States
Conference on US National Security Interests in Africa

The American Enterprise Institute for Public Policy Research considers that [...]

Subscribers only 26.03.2004

Angola
Chevron Commits Itself

As Africa Energy Intelligence anticipated it would last autumn (AEI 358), ChevronTexaco has joined forces with International Finance Corp. in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2004

Nigeria
Chevron to Re-Open Pumping Stations

Closed since last March, ChevronTexaco's pumping stations in the Niger [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2004

Nigeria
Chevron in Development Push

The U.S. group Chevron/Texaco has issued invitations to tender for its future GTL plant at Escravos and for development of the Agbami field.

Subscribers only Energy 27.01.2004

Nigeria
Joint Development

ChevronTexaco and RoyalDutch/Shell are negotiating the ways and means of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.01.2004

Africa, United States
WAGP's Consultants

The U.S. firm ICF Consulting carried out the Environmental Baseline [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.01.2004

Spotlight
Sao Tome

An Exclusive Look at Licensing Round

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

Nigeria
Local Companies Finally Win Marginal Fields

Twenty four marginal fields relinquished by RoyalDutch/Shell, Chevron-Texaco and Total [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.12.2003

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

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Chevron

Chad
World Bank in Fresh Move

Nigeria
Money Woes for EGTL Project

Spotlight | Chad
What Comes After Doba?

Angola
Fresh Investment for Cabinda

Angola, Congo
Joint Field in Ultra Deep?

Chad
Good Times Ahead for Exxon

Angola
Calmer Days in Cabinda?

Spotlight | Nigeria
Real Locals Replace Wheeler-Dealers

Sao Tome and Principe
Majors Dragging Their Feet

United States
Protecting African Oil

Nigeria
Chevon Could Face Trial

Angola
Chevron's License Extended

Africa, United States
Conference on US National Security Interests in Africa

Angola
Chevron Commits Itself

Nigeria
Chevron to Re-Open Pumping Stations

Nigeria
Chevron in Development Push

Nigeria
Joint Development

Africa, United States
WAGP's Consultants

Spotlight
Sao Tome

Nigeria
Local Companies Finally Win Marginal Fields

Refine your search

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

Senegal Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Transition: what's next after the coup?

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

West African cocoa cartel battles with the traders

Chevron

Chad World Bank in Fresh Move

Nigeria Money Woes for EGTL Project

Spotlight | Chad What Comes After Doba?

Angola Fresh Investment for Cabinda

Angola, Congo Joint Field in Ultra Deep?

Chad Good Times Ahead for Exxon

Angola Calmer Days in Cabinda?

Spotlight | Nigeria Real Locals Replace Wheeler-Dealers

Sao Tome and Principe Majors Dragging Their Feet

United States Protecting African Oil

Nigeria Chevon Could Face Trial

Angola Chevron's License Extended

Africa, United States Conference on US National Security Interests in Africa

Angola Chevron Commits Itself

Nigeria Chevron to Re-Open Pumping Stations

Nigeria Chevron in Development Push

Nigeria Joint Development

Africa, United States WAGP's Consultants

Spotlight Sao Tome

Nigeria Local Companies Finally Win Marginal Fields

Refine your search

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

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

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Chad
World Bank in Fresh Move

Nigeria
Money Woes for EGTL Project

Spotlight | Chad
What Comes After Doba?

Angola
Fresh Investment for Cabinda

Angola, Congo
Joint Field in Ultra Deep?

Chad
Good Times Ahead for Exxon

Angola
Calmer Days in Cabinda?

Spotlight | Nigeria
Real Locals Replace Wheeler-Dealers

Sao Tome and Principe
Majors Dragging Their Feet

United States
Protecting African Oil

Nigeria
Chevon Could Face Trial

Angola
Chevron's License Extended

Africa, United States
Conference on US National Security Interests in Africa

Angola
Chevron Commits Itself

Nigeria
Chevron to Re-Open Pumping Stations

Nigeria
Chevron in Development Push

Nigeria
Joint Development

Africa, United States
WAGP's Consultants

Spotlight
Sao Tome

Nigeria
Local Companies Finally Win Marginal Fields