The Moroccan government is preparing port infrastructure for imports of liquefied natural gas to boost reserves after Algeria ended gas supplies through a pipeline on Oct. 31, the country’s energy Continue Reading
A diplomatic crisis between Morocco and Algeria threatens gas supply to Spain Spain considers importing more (expensive) LNG Algeria faces a number of problems in expanding its gas market share Continue Reading
Angola’s crude oil production is set to reach 1.3 million barrels per day, according to the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC). The decision is expressed in its production table Continue Reading
Sierre Leone president addresses residents at the scene of a deadly oil tanker explosion in Freetown on November 7, 2021. At least 90 people were killed and more than 100 Continue Reading
Onshore oil discoveries are pretty much a thing of the past. The last time anyone got remotely excited about one was in 2017, when giant Repsol discovered 1.2 billion barrels Continue Reading
Libya’s civil war may have come to an end, but plenty of uncertainty remains ahead of elections set to be held next month The country’s oil industry has suffered from Continue Reading
Oil rigs Nigeria, Africa’s biggest oil producer, has come under fire from the International Monetary Fund as well as World Bank for the heavy financial burden it carries in providing Continue Reading
Global oil production was hit hard during the pandemic, but few regions have suffered as badly as West Africa A combination of plunging jet fuel demand, a lack of investment, Continue Reading
Work is due to begin on Botswana’s second privately-owned coal mine in the first quarter of next year, the CEO of Maatla Resources told Reuters, despite calls to abandon coal. Continue Reading
With the approach of the COP26 climate summit, South Africa is negotiating with a handful of wealthy nations about how to overhaul its ailing electricity sector in what could become Continue Reading
