The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN), on Friday, said hundreds of investments in the oil and gas sector have been driven away by the growing Continue Reading
Uganda is set to be a key focus of African Energy Week (AEW) in Cape Town this November, as its flourishing oil industry looks set to boom in the coming Continue Reading
When Kenya opened the Olkaria power plant four decades ago, it was considered more research project than commercial venture. Located in Hell’s Gate National Park, a barren zone of volcanic Continue Reading
Shell Petroleum Development Company, SPDC, of Nigeria Limited, yesterday, told the Federal High Court in Abuja that it would pay about N45 billion judgement debt awarded against it over oil Continue Reading
The Gambian government said on Tuesday BP (BP.L) has agreed to settle a $29.3 million outstanding commitment to drill an exploration oil well in the West African country’s offshore A1 Continue Reading
Oil production at Libya’s Gallo field will drop by as much as 70,000 b/d after an oil pipeline leak that occurred late Aug. 9, the state-owned National Oil Corp. said Continue Reading
Security forces from Rwanda and Mozambique have taken the Mozambican port city of Mocímboa da Praia from insurgents, whose attacks in the area forced France’s giant TotalEnergies to suspend a Continue Reading
Sub-Saharan Africa, especially its largest oil producers Nigeria and Angola, will struggle to raise oil output through the middle of this decade, as international majors are shifting their investment priorities, Continue Reading
Namibia has every right to celebrate. It’s never produced a barrel, but now, its Kavango Basin test wells have hit hundreds of meters of oil. And the junior exploration company Continue Reading
The federal government has been advised to handover its refineries and other commercially viable projects to the private sector in order to reduce its debts and earn more revenue from Continue Reading
