Diamantino Azevedo Calls for Increased Investment in Angola’s Mineral Resource Processing

The Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, emphasized the urgent need for greater investment in the transformation of Angola’s mineral resources through the construction of more processing factories. Speaking at the IX Extended Consultative Council in Cuito, Bié province, Azevedo highlighted the critical issue of Angola and Africa being predominantly raw material producers, exporting these materials to industrialized nations that reap the maximum benefits. “Currently, our country still imports around 20 percent

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Angola Pledges Stability in Investor Contracts and Embraces New Technologies in Oil Sector

Angola is committed to maintaining stability in contracts with external investors while investing in new technologies to enhance the oil sector. This was announced by the Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil, and Gas, Diamantino Pedro Azevedo, during the opening of the “1st Offshore Exploration Forum in Angola” held in Luanda. Minister Azevedo emphasized that the strength of Angola’s oil sector lies in the stability of its contracts with companies. He assured that this cooperation would

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TotalEnergies Commits $600 Million to Enhance Congo Operations, Skips Nigerian Oil Sector Again

French oil giant TotalEnergies has committed $600 million to bolster its operations in the Republic of Congo, continuing to bypass investment in Nigeria. This decision, announced by TotalEnergies’ CEO Patrick Pouyanne during a visit to Kenya, follows the company’s earlier choice to allocate $6 billion to Angola instead of Nigeria, citing policy inconsistencies and other challenges in the West African country. The $600 million investment will be directed towards exploration and production activities in Congo’s

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Nafusa Oil Operations Announces Resumption of Exploration in North Hamada Field

Nafusa Oil Operations BV has announced that the National Oil Corporation (NOC) has acquired its foreign partner’s share in the development of the North Hamada field. T his acquisition enables the resumption of exploration in Block 47 of the Ghadames Basin, which had been paused since 2014. In a statement released on Friday, Nafusa Oil Operations highlighted that this acquisition is expected to facilitate new discoveries in Block 47. These discoveries can be quickly developed

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Liberia and Angola Forge Stronger Ties in Oil and Gas Sector

Liberia’s Foreign Minister H.E. Sara Beysolow Nyanti, representing His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., President of the Republic of Liberia, met with His Excellency João Lourenço, President of the Republic of Angola, at the Presidential Palace in Upper City, Luanda. This high-level diplomatic engagement marks a significant step forward in bolstering bilateral relations, with a particular emphasis on cooperation in the oil and gas sector. During the meeting, both leaders expressed their commitment to deepening

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Angola Prioritizes Contract Stability and Technological Investment in Oil Sector

Angola aims to maintain stability in contracts with external investors for the development of its oil sector while investing in new technologies. This was announced by the Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Pedro Azevedo, during the opening of the “1st Offshore Exploration Forum in Angola” held in Luanda yesterday. Minister Azevedo highlighted that the stability of contracts with companies has been a cornerstone of Angola’s robust oil sector. He emphasized the importance

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Vivo Energy to invest over $550 mln in South Africa, minister says

 Vivo Energy, owned by global commodities trader Vitol, will invest an initial 10 billion rand ($550.79 million) in its South African operations following its merger with Engen, South Africa’s trade minister Ebrahim Patel said on Wednesday. The investment is part of a range of public interest and competition commitments, designed to prevent job losses and continue supply contracts with local refineries, that domestic regulators sought when the merger was considered. “The company (Vivo) has committed

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CNOOC Signs Oil Exploration and Production Contracts in Mozambique

State-run China National Offshore Oil Co (CNOOC) announced on Friday that it had signed oil exploration and production concession contracts with Mozambique’s energy ministry and national energy company ENH. The contracts cover five offshore blocks in Mozambique, spanning a total area of approximately 29,000 square kilometers (11,200 square miles) with water depths ranging from 500 meters to 2,500 meters (1,640 feet to 8,202 feet), according to a company statement. The initial exploration phase is set

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Galp Sells Mozambique Rovuma Basin Stake to ADNOC for €600 Million

Portugal’s Galp Energia has reached an agreement to sell its 10% stake in the consortium prospecting for natural gas in Mozambique’s Rovuma basin to the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) for approximately €600 million. In a statement to Portugal’s Securities Markets Commission (CMVM) on Wednesday, Galp announced the sale as part of its “disciplined” investment strategy. The deal, valued at $650 million (€599 million), is expected to be finalized by the end of the

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Angola Holds Potential for 50 Billion Barrels of Untapped Oil Reserves

Angola has an estimated potential of approximately 50 billion barrels of oil, with nearly 10 billion already discovered, according to Ana Miala, executive director of the National Oil, Gas and Biofuel Agency (ANPG). Speaking at the first Offshore Exploration Forum in Luanda, Miala emphasized the need for increased investment to fully exploit this potential and enhance the competitiveness of Angola’s crude oil market. She highlighted that contractual stability and favorable laws are critical factors encouraging

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