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Nigeria to hand marginal oilfield licences to local companies on June 28
Nigeria will issue prospecting licenses to companies that won the right to develop marginal oilfields, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission has revealed.
Congolese oil workers to go on hunger strike over pay
Oil workers in Congo are to go on hunger strike over low pay and other demands that have not yet been met by the government.
LPG consumption rising in Zimbabwe due to inadequate power supplies, energy regulator says
African gas pipeline projects revived due to European gas crisis
A mounting gas crisis in Europe caused by Russia’s decision to reduce flows has revived several African gas pipeline projects to take over from the Russian deliveries.
Ethiopia's government denies fuel shortage amid humanitarian aid delays
Ethiopia has denied a report by the European Union which stated that a lack of fuel is preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid to Tigray, the famine-struck region in the north of the country.
Ghana Oil net profit up 9% y/y to $12.5mn
AfrOil: First gas loaded into Coral Sul FLNG
The Coral South LNG consortium is on track to begin producing LNG on schedule in the second half of 2022, as it has begun loading natural gas into the Coral Sul floating LNG vessel.
Scirocco Energy chair urges shareholders to back Tanzania divestment deal at upcoming EGM
Global Petroleum talks up PEL 94 farm-out plans in Namibia
AIM-listed Global Petroleum said it had observed rising interest in Namibian opportunities among IOCs in the course of its effort to farm out a stake in PEL 94, an offshore licence area in the Walvis basin.
Eco Atlantic to spud Gazania-1 well offshore South Africa in September
UK-based Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas and its partners in Block 2B offshore South Africa are gearing up to spud the Gazania-1 exploration well before the end of the third quarter.
AIM-listed Savannah Energy subsidiary Accugas begins gas sales to FPIL’s power plant in Nigeria
Ghana faces possible fuel shortage as central bank rations US dollars
The country’s monthly fuel import bill rose from $250mn in January to $450mn in May, the report noted, citing two anonymous sources.
Egypt, Syria, Lebanon sign long-promised gas supply contract
Egypt, Syria and Lebanon have signed a long-promised natural gas supply contract under which Egypt will use the Arab Gas Pipeline, which crosses Jordan and Syria, to deliver 650mn cubic metres per year of gas to Lebanon.
United Oil & Gas spuds Al Jahraa-14 development well at Abu Sennan onshore Egypt
United Oil & Gas (UOG) announced on June 21 that it had spudded the Al Jahraa-14 (AJ-14) development well at Egypt's onshore Abu Sennan licence area.
Ghanaian energy think tank urges President Akufo-Addo to save Tema refinery
The Institute for Energy Security (IES), an Accra-based think tank, has urged Ghana’s President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to save the state-owned Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) from collapse.
Chevron signs MoU with EGAS on infrastructure for East Med gas transport, export
Chevron signed an MoU with state-owned EGAS on June 20 concerning co-operation in the transportation of natural gas from East Mediterranean fields to Egyptian LNG plants.
Burkina Faso: IFC, local energy firm Sodigaz deepen partnership to supply clean, reliable energy
South African energy minister’s call to buy cheap Russian crude criticised by opposition
South Africa: Energy Minister Mantashe’s call to buy cheap Russian crude critised by opposition
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