The Gambia Launches Mini-Licensing Round for Block A1

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The Gambia’s Ministry of Petroleum and Energy has announced the launch of its 2022 licensing round for Block A1, following the exit of bp from the block last August.

The deadline for proposals from interested parties is June 6, with prospective bidders invited to download the Request for Proposal (RFP) published on the Ministry’s website.

To streamline the process, the country’s Petroleum Commission has prepared an online data room, the E-Bid Platform, through which bidders can download the RFP, reference relevant legislation and Petroleum, Exploration and Production License Agreements, and access documents that may assist in the preparation of their proposal, as well as submit their proposals electronically.

In light of the SNE and FAN discoveries in neighboring Senegal, The Gambia has emerged as a promising major oil play, with offshore acreage providing a number of leads and prospects similar to plays along the West Africa margin that are already in development.

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Grace Goodrich

Grace Goodrich

Grace Goodrich is a Publications Editor at Energy Capital & Power, where she writes about the intersection of energy, policy and global finance in sub-Saharan Africa's fastest-growing economies. Grace produces our Africa Energy Series investment reports in Angola and Equatorial Guinea (2019), as well as co-authored African Energy Chamber: Road to Recovery (2021).

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