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Ghana
Sinopec rides to the rescue

After months of negotiations (AEI 662) Ghana National Gas Co [...]

Published on 14/12/2011 at 11:00 GMT

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Ghana
Sinopec keeps line under wraps

In something approaching near secrecy, a company hired by Sinopec to build a gas pipeline in shallow water is advancing slowly towards the coast.

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Spotlight | Ghana
Accra’s hopes dim for gas in electoral year

With three months to go before presidential and legislative elections, the ruling National Democrat Congress (NDC) party is working overtime to see that the country’s oil and gas sector truly takes off. But problems are fast accumulating.

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Ghana
Jubilee held back by excess gas

Production on Ghana's prime oil field hasn't increased as much as expected because of too much associated gas. And that gas is likely to prove a handicap until 2013.

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Fight Narrows Down for Giant Jubilee Field

After a year of squabbling with Ghana's government, ExxonMobil has finally dropped the idea of laying out USD 4 billion for Kosmos Energy's assets in Ghana, and particularly for its shares in the huge Jubilee field that is due to [.

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Ghana
Some Jubilee Gas to be Flared

Africa Energy Intelligence understands that, contrary to claims by the Ghanaian government, some of the Jubilee field’s associated gas will [...]

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Ghana
Accra as a New Electricity Hub?

The inauguration of WAGP and a production start-up on the Jubilee field will turn Ghana into a regional hub for power. Neighboring nations are already benefiting.

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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

Ghana
Sinopec rides to the rescue

Ghana
Sinopec keeps line under wraps

Spotlight | Ghana
Accra’s hopes dim for gas in electoral year

Ghana
Jubilee held back by excess gas

Spotlight | Ghana
Fight Narrows Down for Giant Jubilee Field

Ghana
Some Jubilee Gas to be Flared

Ghana
Accra as a New Electricity Hub?