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Ghana hopes to borrow $1.65bn for investment in offshore exploration and production

4 August 2021

The government of Ghana has asked Parliament for approval to borrow up to $1.65bn for the purpose of investing in offshore oil and gas projects.

Air Products to supply MCHEs for NLNG’s Train 7 project

4 August 2021

US-based Air Products has agreed to supply heat exchangers for the Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium’s Train 7 project.

Shell reportedly planning to reduce its footprint in Nigeria

4 August 2021

Shell is reportedly gearing up to unload its stake in Nigeria-focused SPDC.

EACOP holding company seen “up and running” by end of September

4 August 2021

Participants in the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project are reportedly on track to establish the holding company that will build and operate the link before the end of next month.

Sound Energy, Afriquia Gaz sign agreement on supplies from micro-LNG plant

4 August 2021

UK-based Sound Energy said last week that it had signed a long-term supply agreement with Afriquia Gaz (Morocco) for fuel from the micro-LNG plant that will be built at the Tendrara licence area in eastern Morocco.

NNPC head sees AKK pipeline boosting Nigerian economy

4 August 2021

Mele Kyari, the group managing director of Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC), has said he expects the Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) natural gas pipeline to give a boost to Nigeria’s economy.

Eni loses appeal of Ghanaian court ruling on setting aside 30% of Sankofa earnings

4 August 2021

Italy’s Eni has lost its appeal of a previous court decision ordering its local subsidiary, Eni Ghana Exploration, to turn over some of the money it was earning from the sale of oil from the offshore Sankofa field.

Nigerien oil minister says NBEP project is moving forward

3 August 2021

Niger's Oil Minister Sani Mahamadou said late last month that his country was making progress in its campaign to establish a new export route linking oilfields in the Agadem basin to the coast of Benin.

Eni gearing up to connect Cuica oilfield to production hub

3 August 2021

Italy’s Eni is set to connect Cuica, a newly discovered field within the Cabaça development area of Block 15/06 offshore Angola, to production infrastructure in the near future.

AfrOil: Eni loses appeal against Ghanaian court ruling

3 August 2021

Italy’s Eni has lost its appeal against a previous court decision ordering its local subsidiary, Eni Ghana Exploration, to turn over some of the money it was earning from the sale of oil from the offshore Sankofa field.

Revenue sharing remains contentious issue in Nigeria following passage of PIB

28 July 2021

Despite its recent passage by both chambers of the National Assembly, Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Bill continues to spark controversy, especially with respect to the issue of revenue-sharing with host communities.

NNPC reports on payment of overdue pre-2016 cash calls

28 July 2021

Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. recently disclosed that it had paid off more than two thirds of the cash call arrears owed to foreign partners.

Sirius Petroleum, Baker Hughes sign MoU on drilling work at Abura oilfield

28 July 2021

Sirius Petroleum (UK) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Baker Hughes (US) on services related to a nine-well drilling programme at OML 65, an onshore block in the western Niger River Delta in Nigeria.

Eni, Kenyan Ministry of Petroleum and Mining sign MoU on biofuel processing capacity

28 July 2021

Italy’s Eni is moving forward with plans for the development of biofuel processing capacity in Kenya.

Perenco, SNH, Golar LNG strike a deal on increasing gas deliveries to FLNG

27 July 2021

Perenco and Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), the national oil company (NOC) of Cameroon, will increase the total volume of natural gas delivered to the Hilli Episeyo FLNG owned by Bermuda-registered Golar LNG.

Only four Angolan companies seeking to operate blocks in onshore licensing round

27 July 2021

Most of the Angolan companies that have submitted bids in this year’s onshore licensing round are only seeking non-operating stakes in the assets slated for sale.

AfrOil: Cameroon to send more gas to FLNG

27 July 2021

Perenco (UK/France) and Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), the national oil company (NOC) of Cameroon, will increase the total volume of natural gas delivered to the Hilli Episeyo FLNG vessel owned by Golar LNG.

Ugandan law firm files suit to force audit of EACOP procurement

27 July 2021

Muwema & Co. Advocates, a Kampala-based law firm, has filed suit in the High Court of Uganda in a bid to halt work on the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and related upstream projects.

Tanzania discusses efforts to promote and expand CNG use

27 July 2021

Tanzania’s government is taking steps to promote and expand domestic consumption of CNG and has allocated TZS30bn ($12.937mn) in budget funds for this purpose in 2021.

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Jennifer deLay

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