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Algeria
First Calgary to Join Repsol

Since no buyer stepped forward to acquire it, the Canadian oil company First Calgary has begun talks with Spain's Repsol [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

West Africa
Vasile Frank Timis

CEO of Regal Petroleum which owns two concessions in Liberia's offshore, Vasile Frank Timis is facing an angry revolt by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

Nigeria
NLNG to Supply Gas to Mexico

Starting from 2007 the sixth train at Nigeria Liquefied Natural [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

Nigeria
Shell's Tribulations

Published early this week, Shell Nigeria's annual report "People & [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

Algeria
Auding the Bonga Field

Napims, an affiliate of NNPC that sees to its dealings [...]

Subscribers only Energy 31.05.2005

East Africa
EAA has the wind in its sails

The Eastern Africa Association (EAA), an organisation of representatives of companies based in London and having branches in Kenya, Tanzania [...]

Subscribers only Politics 27.05.2005

Libya
Shell Steps Into the Unknown

Shell has teamed up with NOC to quadruple the capacity of the Marsa Al Brega LNG plant but the question of how the plant will be supplied isn't settled.

Subscribers only Energy 17.05.2005

Cameroon
Addax Back in Business

Barred for two years from its Ngosso concession, Switzerland's Addax is planning a first seismic campaign on the acreage.

Subscribers only Energy 17.05.2005

Africa
West Africa Oil & Gas 8 –Gulf of Guinea and Beyond

The CWC Group is organizing a conference on the Gulf [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.05.2005

Algeria, Nigeria
Studying a Pan-African Gas Pipeline

As Africa Energy Intelligence anticipated (AEI 388), the British consultancy [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.05.2005

Spotlight | Africa
IFC Backs Politically-Connected Oil Firms

After standing aloof for several years, the International Finance Corp., private investment arm of the World Bank, has returned in a big way to the oil industry and particularly in Africa. In the space of less than 12 months the [.