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KPC touts success of bottom-loading facility at Nakuru fuel depot
The marketing director of KPC says OMCs in Nairobi and elsewhere see the Nakuru depot as the best place to fill their tankers, following the installation of a bottom-loading facility.
Uganda says more than 11,670 people have found jobs in oil and gas sector
The Petroleum Authority of Uganda (PAU) says the country’s oil and gas sector has provided employment to more than 11,670 individuals, with over 93% of the jobs being held by Ugandan citizens as of May 2023.
Nigeria-focused San Leon Energy in advanced refinancing talks amidst credit pressure, asset sale
The announcement follows San Leon’s public acknowledgement of pressure from its creditors, to whom it owes around $10.5mn. However, the company assured stakeholders that its substantial asset base, worth $115mn, ensures its financial stability
Mozambique agrees to supply 100 MW of electricity to energy-short neighbour South Africa
South Africa will immediately start importing 100 MW of electricity from neighbouring Mozambique to help ease the intensity of blackouts (load-shedding) in the country.
Nigerian president urged to cut government stake in oil and gas sector
President Bola Tinubu’s advisory team has suggested that the Nigerian government should reduce its stake in the oil and gas sector to boost the country’s economic growth by $17bn.
ASX-listed Kinetiko Energy successfully spuds two core wells at South African gas project
The core wells – 272-01C and 272-02C – which are close to a large refinery and potential off-taker, Secunda, and the country’s largest gas pipeline, were spudded in May. Logging results indicate strong potential for gas field development.
TotalEnergies reports oil and gas finds at Ntokon field within OML 102 offshore Nigeria
France’s TotalEnergies has discovered both crude oil and natural gas in the Ntokon section of OML 102, a licence area in the shallow-water section of Nigeria’s offshore zone.
Predator encounters overpressured gas inflow in MOU-3 well in Morocco
Predator Oil & Gas, a UK-based company focused on natural gas projects in Morocco, has encountered an inflow of overpressured gas in the MOU-3 well.
Perenco signs 20-year contract renewal for development of Cameroon’s Rio del Rey Basin
Perenco, the Anglo-French oil and gas company, has announced the signing of a new 20-year production-sharing contract (PSC) with Société Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH) for the continued development of the Rio del Rey Basin offshore Cameroon.
More investment in Zimbabwe's CBM, other gas resources will strengthen energy mix, state daily says
Nigerian LNG sales drop 20% in first quarter of 2023
Nigeria saw a significant fall in earnings from LNG exports in the first quarter of 2023. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, the country’s LNG sales plummeted by 18% to N622 billion ($1.34bn).
Libya’s hydrocarbon revenues hit $1.66bn in May
Petrofac confirms $1.5bn contract with Algeria’s STEP Polymers for Azrew petrochemical complex
PetroNor resumes work on PNGF Sud infill drilling programme offshore ROC
Oslo-listed PetroNor has resumed work on an infill drilling programme at the PNGF Sud field complex offshore Republic of Congo (ROC) after a hiatus of six months.
Libyan oil sector searches for new investments
Libya's oil minister notes that IOCs are asking to revise terms during negotiations, focusing on brownfield assets.
London-listed Tullow Oil exploring all options for Espoir field in Ivory Coast
Tullow Oil is considering all options with respect to its interest in the Espoir field in the Ivory Coast, the London-listed multinational oil and gas exploration company has revealed.
Nigerian MP says government should have eliminated fuel subsidies in 2011
MP Chris Azubogu argues that Nigeria might not experience so much economic hardship as a result of President Tinubu’s move to eliminate domestic fuel subsidies if the government had taken action earlier.
Ardill: ExxonMobil keen to ramp up operations in Africa
ExxonMobil’s head of global exploration John Ardill told S&P Global in a recent interview that his company was determined ramp up its operations in Africa.
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