The DeepSea Stavanger Arrives in South Africa
Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy in South Africa, His Excellency Gwede Mantashe, has announced and welcomed the arrival of the DeepSea Stavanger in Cape Town, in the Western Cape,...
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Occidental Removes Algerian Assets from its Proposed Asset Disposal Programme
Occidental Petroleum Corporation will no longer be selling their oil and gas assets in Algeria. This was made known in a conference call with analysts by the Chief Executive officer...
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Elsewedy Electric Contracted High-Voltage Substation in DRC
Egyptian Electric Company, Elsewedy Electric, has been given the contract to build a 220-15/6.6 KV high-voltage distribution substation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The $38.8million contract was signed on...
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German University to Setup Solar Energy System in the Niger
German university TH Köln, alongside its partners, is setting up a solar energy system at a secondary school in the Dossa region of Niger as part of a pilot project in...
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NNPC Calls for Bidders for Pipeline Renovation
The National Oil Company of the African oil giant has invited investors willing to fix the country's oil pipelines and depots that serve the oil refineries. This was contained in...
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Pancontinental and Far Ltd Walk Away From Block L6 in the Lamu Basin in Kenya
Both Pancontinental Oil and Gas and Far Limited have announced they have issued a 'surrender and termination' notice to the Kenyan government and expect that the exit will be finalised...
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MMH in Equatorial Guinea Continues Engagement with Relevant Oil Sector Stakeholders
The Ministry of Mines and Hydrocarbons Equatorial Guinea, through the Minister, H.E. Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima is continuing to engage with stakeholders in the oil sector amidst the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Refinery Construction in Uganda Postponed to 2025
The construction of Uganda's refinery has been postponed once again and cannot start until at least 2025. The push in the Final Investment Decision (FID) on the basin-wide upstream oil...
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DRCongo: Developers of Inga III Hydropower Project form a Single Consortium
The Chinese and Spanish developers handling the construction of the Inga III, the biggest hydropower plant in the Democratic Republic of Congo, have consented to form a single consortium. The...
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South Sudan Turns to Renewable Energy for Electricity Expansion Project
In a webinar organised by Africa Oil and Power and the African Energy Chamber on 27th July 2020 and hosted by South Sudan, the country declared its intention to increase...
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