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Petronas

Sudan
No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

"As far as we are concerned, there has been no forced displacement in our operating area", Maria Hamilton, Lundin Oil’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.05.2001

Chad
First Gold Mine Inaugurated

Chad’s first gold mine was inaugurated early this month at Ganboke near Pala, some 300 km south of N’Djamena and [...]

Subscribers only Mining 25.04.2001

Algeria
Uncertainty Over In Salah

Africa Energy Intelligence has learned from sources close to the joint venture set up by Sonatrach and BP for the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.04.2001

Sudan
Oil and the Military

A Sudan specialist and strongly opposed to the presence of foreign oil companies in the country, Eric Reeves from Smith [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.04.2001

Sudan
Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Stockholm-based Lundin Oil says it is highly concerned by "recent allegations" of human rights abuses linked to the construction of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.03.2001

Algeria
New Gas Partnerships

Sonatrach is facing a major challenge in the gas sector, Ali Hached, the company’s vice president in charge of marketing, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.02.2001

South Africa
Terminal for Afric Oil

Thanks to a financial grant of $163,000 from the U.S. government’s Trade and Development Agency (TDA), an American company, Fluor [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

Algeria
FRANCE: I LOVE ALGIERS IN THE SPRINGTIME

While French president Jacques Chirac dined tete-a-tete with his "protégé," [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Spotlight | Algeria
Shifts into Higher Gear

A production sharing contract signed between Sonatrach, Malaysia’s Petronas and Gaz de France on a 17,360 sq.km. area in the Ahnet basin to develop an integrated gas project ranging from exploration/appraisal to marketing and passing by way of development and [.

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

Gabon
Big Potential

According to Burlington Resources, three offshore blocks operated by Agip, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.01.2001

Algeria
Sonatrach and its Oil Partners

Which foreign companies will be the first to benefit from Algeria’s new strategy of awarding exploration contracts? Twenty international firms [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.2001

Algeria
Majors Mull Bids

As Africa Energy Intelligence indicated in its Dec. 6 issue, the Algerian Energy and Mines Ministry says over 20 foreign [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.01.2001

Zimbabwe
Situation Deemed Critical

The National Oil Company of Zimbabwe is continuing to ring the alarm bell despite its success in winning a loan [...]

Subscribers only 05.12.2000

Mozambique
Exploration: Hope Despite Flop

Mozambique's invitation to tender for 14 offshore blocks in the Mozambique basin and in the offshore part of the Zambezi [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.11.2000

Sudan
Production Set to Rise to 50,000 bpd

An affiliate of Malaysia's Petronas group, OGP Technical Services, has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.11.2000

Cameroon, Chad
Doba to Produce in 2003

Due to a long gestation period resulting from the complexity of the project and the need to involve the World [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.11.2000

South Africa
Energy Africa Doesn't Want for Cash

Energy Africa, an affiliate of Engen – which is itself [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.11.2000

Spotlight | Africa
ChevronTexaco. An African Giant is Born

The planned merger between Chevron and Texaco to form the world's fourth-ranking oil company – behind front-runners ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch/Shell and BP Amoco and ahead of TotalFinaElf – will lend a fresh edge to already-sharp rivalry within the international oil [.

Subscribers only Energy 24.10.2000

Niger
Seeking Export Routes

Land-locked Niger is seeking to attract foreign companies that can develop exploration operations and trying to find ways of exporting [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.10.2000

Ghana
Engen in Ghana Debut

South Africa's Engen, an affiliate of the national Malaysian oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.10.2000

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Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Petronas

Sudan
No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

Chad
First Gold Mine Inaugurated

Algeria
Uncertainty Over In Salah

Sudan
Oil and the Military

Sudan
Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Algeria
New Gas Partnerships

South Africa
Terminal for Afric Oil

Algeria
FRANCE: I LOVE ALGIERS IN THE SPRINGTIME

Spotlight | Algeria
Shifts into Higher Gear

Gabon
Big Potential

Algeria
Sonatrach and its Oil Partners

Algeria
Majors Mull Bids

Zimbabwe
Situation Deemed Critical

Mozambique
Exploration: Hope Despite Flop

Sudan
Production Set to Rise to 50,000 bpd

Cameroon, Chad
Doba to Produce in 2003

South Africa
Energy Africa Doesn't Want for Cash

Spotlight | Africa
ChevronTexaco. An African Giant is Born

Niger
Seeking Export Routes

Ghana
Engen in Ghana Debut

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Ivory Coast French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Kinshasa's pan-African plans for Grand Inga

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

Petronas

Sudan No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

Chad First Gold Mine Inaugurated

Algeria Uncertainty Over In Salah

Sudan Oil and the Military

Sudan Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Algeria New Gas Partnerships

South Africa Terminal for Afric Oil

Algeria FRANCE: I LOVE ALGIERS IN THE SPRINGTIME

Spotlight | Algeria Shifts into Higher Gear

Gabon Big Potential

Algeria Sonatrach and its Oil Partners

Algeria Majors Mull Bids

Zimbabwe Situation Deemed Critical

Mozambique Exploration: Hope Despite Flop

Sudan Production Set to Rise to 50,000 bpd

Cameroon, Chad Doba to Produce in 2003

South Africa Energy Africa Doesn't Want for Cash

Spotlight | Africa ChevronTexaco. An African Giant is Born

Niger Seeking Export Routes

Ghana Engen in Ghana Debut

Refine your search

About Africa Intelligence

Subscription

Africa Intelligence on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Ivory Coast
French investigation sends tremors through Abidjan's political class

Libya
From Tripoli to Benghazi, Turkish trader BGN's oil odyssey

Sudan
No People Forced to Move, says Lundin

Chad
First Gold Mine Inaugurated

Algeria
Uncertainty Over In Salah

Sudan
Oil and the Military

Sudan
Oil and Strong-Arm Population Shift

Algeria
New Gas Partnerships

South Africa
Terminal for Afric Oil

Algeria
FRANCE: I LOVE ALGIERS IN THE SPRINGTIME

Spotlight | Algeria
Shifts into Higher Gear

Gabon
Big Potential

Algeria
Sonatrach and its Oil Partners

Algeria
Majors Mull Bids

Zimbabwe
Situation Deemed Critical

Mozambique
Exploration: Hope Despite Flop

Sudan
Production Set to Rise to 50,000 bpd

Cameroon, Chad
Doba to Produce in 2003

South Africa
Energy Africa Doesn't Want for Cash

Spotlight | Africa
ChevronTexaco. An African Giant is Born

Niger
Seeking Export Routes

Ghana
Engen in Ghana Debut