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Africa
ENI Bids for Bouygues Offshore

Italy's ENI has launched a takeover bid for Bouygues Offshore through its affiliate Saipem in what appears primarily an attempt to gain ground on the West African market.

Subscribers only Energy 14.05.2002

Nigeria
NNPC Effectively Privatized?

On the heels of a finding by the Supreme Court last month, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation will find itself having to operate like a private company.

Subscribers only Energy 14.05.2002

Chad
Oil Before 2004

Scheduled to begin in 2004, oil production on the Doba fields could start, in fact, in the autumn of 2003.

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Equatorial Guinea
Step-Up for Zafiro Development

Currently producing 150,000 bpd, the Zafiro field in Equatorial Guinea, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

Spotlight | Nigeria
Dan Etete's Case in U.S. Court

Dan Etete, oil adviser to the late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha, could return to his country's petroleum and political arena.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Angola
New Partners for Angola LNG

On ice since the merger between Chevron and Texaco, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Spotlight | Africa
The Highly Selective Marginal Fields Market

With the majors tied up in negotiating the development rate of their ultra-deep blocks and in the quest for new acquisitions, the market for marginal fields that offer true opportunities for local companies as well as for Western juniors has [.

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

Africa
The Oil NGOs

A partnership accord between Norsk Hydro and Amnesty International is the latest example of a flurry of alliances between oil groups and NGOs.

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

Nigeria
Law Suit Filed for OPL 245

The OPL 245 block was awarded in 1998 and withdrawn in 2001. AEI understands the acreage could become the object of a law suit in the United States.

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

DRC
Ahmadou Sadio Diallo

Former owner of the Congolese freight and storage firms Africom-Zaire and Africacontainers-Zaire, the Guinea-born businessman Ahmadou Sadio Diallo has filed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

Gulf of Guinea
A Favorite of Ex American Ambassadors

In working to build up its operations in the Gulf of Guinea, the U.S. firm Ocean Energy can count on network of former U.S. ambassadors in Africa to defend its interests.

Subscribers only Energy 26.03.2002

Africa
IFC Backs ex Energy Africa Men

The International Finance Corp., private investment arm of the World Bank, is to put money into a new company run by two former executives of Energy Africa.

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

Nigeria
Tension Eases on Profit-Sharing

OPEC's quotas and the withdrawal of several companies have prompted the Nigerian authorities to rein in their demands concerning the share-out of profit oil.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Nigeria
ExxonMobil Puts Back Erha Development

Officials from ExxonMobil in Nigeria have told Africa Energy Intelligence [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Nigeria
New Find in Nigeria

Agip Nigeria, an affiliate of ENI, has made a discovery [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Equatorial Guinea
National Firm Flexes its Muscles

Equatorial Guinea's new national oil company Gepetrole has just won the equivalent of a 15% stake on a block. When the government was negotiating with oil companies the most it got was 5%.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

West Africa
Local Ties Hold Key to Profits in 2002

Like its rivals, the oil services company Stolt Offshore is seeking to pick up major development contracts expected to be awarded in West Africa this year. And a crucial factor in the competition will be forging partnerships with local firms.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Document | Nigeria
Snub for World Bank

Although NNPC has agreed to increased gasoline prices and privatize its refineries it has turned down a World Bank recommendation to sells its shares in the offshore.

Subscribers only Energy 29.01.2002

United States
James Harmon

Former director of the U.S. Export-Import Bank that provides loans for overseas ventures, James Harmon will succeed Maurice Templesman as [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.01.2002

Nigeria
Halt to Exploration in North

Before his departure (see P. 8), Ray Wilcox, president of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.01.2002

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