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AfrOil: ExxonMobil reportedly preparing to exit Equatorial Guinea
ExxonMobil has reportedly started ramping down oil production at Block B, located offshore Equatorial Guinea, and aims to exit the country once its licence for the site expires in 2026.
Sasol, South Africa’s largest greenhouse gas emitter, calls for patience while working towards decarbonisation
Woodside says Sangomar FPSO is completed
Woodside Energy has finished the construction of the FPSO vessel that will be used to support the first stage of development work at the Sangomar oil block offshore Senegal.
Eni’s proposal for another FLNG offshore Mozambique
Eni's suggestion for a new FLNG offshore Mozambique appears to be aimed at jump-starting Rovuma LNG in order to take advantage of soaring demand for gas in Europe.
London-listed Contango Holdings moves to begin thermal coal exports from Zimbabwean asset in 2023
South African synthetic fuels maker Sasol's half-year performance to December marred by flooding, poor coal quality
OPEC output drops in November after cut pledged
Angola issues arrest warrant for ex-Sonangol head Isabel Dos Santos over alleged corruption
Kenyan insurer withdraws from EACOP consortium, citing concerns about IFC criteria
Nairobi-listed Britam Holdings has withdrawn from a consortium of East African insurers providing coverage for the EACOP oil pipeline and related upstream projects.
Uganda's oil & gas trainers group asks for more funding as government seeks loan for EACOP
Ghana central bank to buy 20% of all refined gold from local mining companies as of January
ExxonMobil said to be gearing up for exit from Equatorial Guinea
ExxonMobil has reportedly started ramping down oil production at Block B, located offshore Equatorial Guinea, and aims to exit the country once its licence for the site expires in 2026.
Head of Sonangol comments on timeline for IPO
Angola’s national oil company (NOC) Sonangol will only move ahead with an initial public offering (IPO) of 30% of its stock after meeting certain milestones over the next five years.
DMEA: Israel eyes new gas export route to Europe
NewMed Energy (Israel) has indicated that it does not want Egypt’s LNG plants to be the sole export outlet for natural gas from the Leviathan field.
AfrOil: Eco Atlantic strikes out at Gazania-1
UK-based Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas said it had not found any crude oil or natural gas in the Gazania-1 exploration well at Block 2B offshore South Africa in the Orange basin.
Ruvuma (Tanzania) PSA revised to facilitate faster gas development
Shareholders in the Ruvuma licence area in southern Tanzania have revised their production-sharing agreement (PSA) with the aim of accelerating the development of their natural gas resources.
Eni, Rwanda sign four agreements on creation of energy transition hub
Eni (Italy) said on November 24 that it had signed a package of four agreements with the government of Rwanda to facilitate the creation of an energy transition hub in that country.
TotalEnergies prepare to submit application for exploration drilling licence at Block 5/6/7 off South Africa
Italy’s Eni begins drilling at potentially huge Thuraya offshore gas concession in Egypt’s Mediterranean waters
Eco Atlantic reports disappointment at Gazania-1
UK-based Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas has not found any crude oil or natural gas in the Gazania-1 exploration well drilled at Block 2B offshore South Africa.
Invictus deepens Mukuyu-1 exploration well to 3,923 metres
Australia’s Invictus Energy had succeeded in bringing Mukuyu-1, its first exploration well at the SG 4571 licence area in Zimbabwe, to a measured depth of 3,923 metres.
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