Read the latest Archives of oil, gas and energy news.
Africa’s upstream sector is not short on opportunity, with oil and gas tenders being launched for onshore, deepwater, greenfield and brownfield acreage in Angola, Nigeria, Mozambique, Kenya, Tanzania and Liberia,
The inter-governmental committee working on Namibian Content is making local content development a priority, with the National Upstream Petroleum Local Content Policy being expeditated.
O Angola Oil & Gas anuncia a sua primeira linha de oradores, com os operadores a virem a Luanda para delinear as suas perspectivas de investimento, actualizações de projectos e esforços para aumentar a produção em Angola.
Angola Oil & Gas announces its first speaker lineup, with operators coming to Luanda to outline their investment outlook, project updates and efforts to boost production in Angola.
Angola, the Republic of Congo and Nigeria have secured final investment decisions from global energy majors for large-scale oil and gas developments.
Ahead of a new licensing round, Liberia is offering incentives for early investors, coupled with extensive 2D and 3D seismic data in its Liberia and Harper basins and a working petroleum system previously established by global majors.
A new report by the IEA suggests upstream oil and gas investment will reach $570 billion this year.
Angola’s plans to maintain oil production above 1.1 million barrels per day are being realized with the entrance of new players and expansion of interests across on- and offshore blocks.
Annual upstream CapEx must increase by $135 billion through 2030 to meet anticipated oil and gas demand – IEF.
Ivory Coast is aiming to become a major oil producer in the near-term future, as it yields new deepwater discoveries and unlocks cutting-edge net-zero technologies.
