AfrOil - Africa Oil & Gas

Nigeria’s NNPC to get $1.04bn from Afreximbank for petroleum exploration

OPAC Refineries signs kerosene offtake deal

Ardova buys Enyo, becomes Nigeria’s largest publicly listed indigenous downstream firm

Nigeria petroleum & gas union Nupeng threatens nationwide strike

AfrOil: Shell, Equinor resume talks on Tanzania LNG project

Tanzania’s Energy Minister January Makamba confirmed last week that his country’s government had resumed talks with several international oil companies on the Tanzania LNG project.

Coral-Sul FLNG ready to sail to Mozambique’s Rovuma Basin

Africa’s first floating liquefied natural gas facility planned to be deployed in the continent’s deep waters is ready to sail to Mozambique from South Korea.

Tanzania resumes talks with Shell, Equinor on LNG project

Tanzania’s Energy Minister January Makamba confirmed last week that his country’s government had resumed talks with several international oil companies on the Tanzania LNG project.

Tullow Oil pre-empts deepwater component of Kosmos/Occidental deal

After completion, it is expected that Tullow's equity interests will increase to 38.9% in the Jubilee field and 54.8% in the Tweneboa Enyenra Ntomme (TEN) fields

IGU calls for more support for renewable gases

West African distributor Conex acquires TotalEnergies’ Liberia, Sierra Leone businesses

Morocco to start downstream division for domestic gas facilities

Egypt’s Petromaint signs maintenance services contract with AMOC worth $950,000 annually

Eni’s offshore workers evading tax at FLNG project in Mozambique, watchdog alleges

Kuwait Energy Egypt has spudded Al Jahraa-13 development well in onshore Egypt, says United Oil & Gas

Lundin’s senior officials face prosecution for war crimes in Sudan

Sweden has decided to prosecute two senior executives of Ludin Energy for complicity in grave war crimes in Sudan from March 1999 to May 2003.

Angola plans more crude licensing rounds in bid to reverse steady drop in output

Senegal calls for just, equitable energy transition based on natural gas

Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance aims to end oil and gas production

The Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance (BOGA) is calling for an immediate end to new licensing rounds for oil and gas exploration, and has signed up 11 governments to a promise to end oil and gas production by 2050.

Another chapter in the curious case of SAMIR

Angola showcases country’s potential for oil & gas developments, ‘open door’ policy, at Africa Energy Week