Your weekly news round-up for the latest oil, gas and energy insights across Africa
The latest Africa Oil Week press release details new event announcements such as a change in dates and location for the 27th edition. Continue reading
Total has officially changed its name to TotalEnergies as part of efforts to reflect its net zero ambitions. Continue reading
Canada’s Reconnaissance Energy Africa has found further evidence of a working petroleum system in the Kavango Basin, in the first section of its second well. Continue reading
Sasol has signed agreements to supply gas and LPG, allowing work to begin on the up-, mid-and downstream to begin in Mozambique. Continue reading
Savannah Energy is in talks to buy ExxonMobil’s entire up- and midstream portfolio in Chad and Cameroon. Continue reading
The joint venture working at Abu Sennan has started production from a well only two months after the discovery, United Oil & Gas has said. Continue reading
Nigeria has awarded the rights to develop marginal oilfields to 50% of the 161 firms shortlisted after they met all the conditions, the petroleum regulator said. Continue reading
Are you interested in learning more about the African Upstream? Join us along with some impressive speakers for the 27th event in Dubai! Our bookings are open.
Total has officially changed its name to TotalEnergies as part of efforts to reflect its net zero ambitions. Continue reading
Canada’s Reconnaissance Energy Africa has found further evidence of a working petroleum system in the Kavango Basin, in the first section of its second well. Continue reading
Sasol has signed agreements to supply gas and LPG, allowing work to begin on the up-, mid-and downstream to begin in Mozambique. Continue reading
Savannah Energy is in talks to buy ExxonMobil’s entire up- and midstream portfolio in Chad and Cameroon. Continue reading
The joint venture working at Abu Sennan has started production from a well only two months after the discovery, United Oil & Gas has said. Continue reading
Nigeria has awarded the rights to develop marginal oilfields to 50% of the 161 firms shortlisted after they met all the conditions, the petroleum regulator said. Continue reading
Are you interested in learning more about the African Upstream? Join us along with some impressive speakers for the 27th event in Dubai! Our bookings are open.
