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DTEK Energy’s June coal mining up 17% m/m
US and Germany strike deal on Nord Stream 2 pipeline
Dismay in Ukraine as agreement allows controversial gas pipeline to be completed without further US sanctions.
APGC calls on NNPC to supply gas to Nigerian gencos
The Association of Power Generation Companies (APGC), a Nigerian industry association, has urged NNPC to assume responsibility for supplying fuel to natural-gas fired thermal power plants (TPPs).
Waltersmith still aiming to establish industrial park near modular refinery
Nigeria’s Waltersmith Petroman Oil Ltd has reiterated its commitment to establishing an industrial park adjacent to its modular refinery, which is near the Ibigwe oilfield in Imo State.
ANPG prepares to review bids for nine onshore blocks
Angola’s National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) is ready to begin reviewing all the bids it has received in this year’s onshore licensing round, which covers nine onshore blocks in the Lower Congo and Kwanza basins.
Woodside set to launch development drilling programme at Sangomar
Australia’s Woodside Energy is preparing to begin development drilling at Sangomar, an oil-bearing block located offshore Senegal.
Tullow reports on progress of Ghana drilling programme
Tullow Oil (UK/Ireland) reported last week that its drilling programme in Ghana’s offshore zone was moving forward as planned.
Reports indicate Iran’s drought protests threaten to escalate to Tehran
Police officer shot dead in Khuzestan. Military starts shipping water tankers to the province as unrest continues for sixth night.
URC carries out trial shipment of fuel across Lake Victoria
Uganda Railways Corp. (URC) completed a trial shipment of petroleum products via Lake Victoria last week, marking the first use of the route in 16 years.
ASIAELEC: Siemens Gamesa clinches 322-MW Indian turbine deal
Siemens Gamesa has won a 322-MW turbine supply deal from India’s ReNew Power for the Tondehal wind farm in the southern state of Karnataka.
AFRELEC: Hwange expansion makes solid progress
Zimbabwe’s Chinese-funded $1.5bn expansion to the Hwange coal-fired power station is now 68% complete, despite delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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