Senegal
ONGC Considers Stake in Senegal’s Sangomar Oil Project
The Indian state-owned company is in discussions regarding the purchase of a stake in the Sangomar development project from Woodside Petroleum.
Menu
The Indian state-owned company is in discussions regarding the purchase of a stake in the Sangomar development project from Woodside Petroleum.
ECP’s Energy Minute summarizes oil and gas news in Africa.
The RGI evaluates how 18 resource-rich nations manage their oil, gas, and mineral resources.
Buttressed by exploration activities in the highly prospective Cayar Shallow and St. Louis Shallow blocks, Atlas Oranto Group will present farm-in opportunities in Senegal’s offshore sector at the upcoming U.S.-Africa Energy Forum 2021.
The contract will provide support to Woodside’s Sangomar Field Development.
The initiative seeks to save one billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions and give renewable energy alternatives to one billion people.
Located in the town of Ndayane, the new superport will position Senegal as a West African trade hub, driving investment in the country and spurring a post-COVID-19 recovery.
The Sangomar Field Development Project will mark the beginning of a new era as Senegal’s first offshore oil development.
The West African nation is building a clean energy matrix through large-scale renewable and natural gas development, led by several key projects.
The 32-kWp solar plant will generate an estimated 32.8 MWh per year, reducing operating costs and emissions associated with the use of existing generators.
Copyright © 2021 Energy Capital & Power. Privacy Policy · Terms of Use
