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Mauritania’s Steel Industry Fueled by Green Hydrogen

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Mauritania has unveiled ambitious plans for large-scale projects aimed at producing 12.5 million tons of green hydrogen annually by 2035 and capturing up to 1.5% of the global hydrogen market and up to 1% of the global green steel market by 2050. EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted the importance of green hydrogen in this process during a meeting with President Ghazouani earlier this year, stating, “The technology works, but the production of green steel

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International Oil

Sintana Energy Expands Presence in Namibia’s Orange Basin

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Canadian oil and gas company Sintana Energy has inked a deal with Namibian energy firm Crown Energy to acquire a 67% stake in its subsidiary, Giraffe Energy, further solidifying its foothold in the lucrative Orange Basin. The agreement grants Sintana Energy access to Giraffe Energy’s 33% interest in the Petroleum Exploration License (PEL) 79, situated within the exploration blocks 2815 and 2915. Notably, PEL 79 is strategically positioned adjacent to the Mopane light-oil discoveries recently

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Local Gas News Oil

Angola Pledges Support for Namibia’s Oil and Gas Industry Development

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Angola reiterated its commitment to aiding Namibia in the advancement of its oil and gas sector during the Namibia International Energy Conference (NIEC) held in Windhoek. Osvaldo Inácio, Executive Director of Angola’s national oil company Sonangol and Chairman of Sonangol Integrated Logistics Group (SONILS), emphasized the potential for collaboration between the two countries in bolstering Namibia’s oil and gas industry. Inácio underscored opportunities for cooperation in logistics and skills development, leveraging Angola’s extensive experience in

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Local Infrastructure News

Construction reached 6.0 percent of GDP

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

In the 2022 financial year, the Construction sector recorded real growth of around 5.5 percent with a share of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 6.0 percent. According to data from the Central Balance Sheet of the National Bank of Angola (BNA), published in March of the current year, the assessment had statistical coverage of 957 companies from the most different size classes, corresponding to a weight of 83.92 per percent of the business volume

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Diamonds Local News

Sociedade Mineira de Somiluana Unveils New Diamond Sorting Center in Lunda-Norte

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

The Sociedade Mineira de Somiluana inaugurated a cutting-edge sorting center in Lunda-Norte yesterday, signaling a significant boost in the monthly diamond production volume to 15 thousand carats. Reinaldo Trindade, President of the Board of Directors of the diamond operator, revealed that the acquisition and installation of the new sorting plant, equipped with three lines and a processing capacity of six tons of concentrate per hour, pave the way for an upsurge in both the quantity

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International Gas News

Ghana: Genser Energy Commissions 110km Gas Pipeline

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Diversified energy company Genser Energy commissioned a 110km natural gas pipeline to propel Ghana’s power sector and foster economic growth. The inauguration took place on April 17 in the presence of Ghanaian President H.E Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo and Minister of Energy Matthew Opoku Prempeh. Dubbed the Anwomaso Gas Pipeline, the project will transport natural gas from western Ghana to power the 250 MW Kumasi 1 Thermal Power Plant, ensuring energy security and affordability in Ashanti

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International News Petroleum

Namibian Content Policy is Taking Shape, Says Petroleum Commissioner

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Namibia is making significant progress in shaping its Namibian content framework, with the draft policy already under discussion. Speaking at the Namibian International Energy Conference (NIEC) in Windhoek, Maggy Shino, Petroleum Commissioner at the Ministry of Mines and Energy, emphasized the collaborative effort underway to refine the policy. Shino highlighted the importance of broad stakeholder input, emphasizing that the framework aims to stimulate economic growth and requires careful consideration. Notably, existing provisions within the petroleum

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International Governance News

Egypt Reaffirms Commitment to Strengthening Ties with South Sudan

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Egypt’s Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly recently met with the country’s foreign affairs and water ministers to discuss efforts to enhance cooperation with South Sudan. The meeting included Minister of Foreign Affairs Sameh Shoukry, Minister of Water Resources and Irrigation Hani Sweilam and Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Hossam Issa. During the meeting, which took place on April 21, Minister Shoukry emphasized Egypt‘s commitment to preserving its long-standing close relationship with South Sudan. He noted that

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Mining International News

Nigeria Revokes Dormant Mining Titles to Boost Sector Transparency

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Nigeria’s Minister of Mines announced the immediate revocation of 924 dormant mining titles, urging investors to apply for the affected licenses under a “first come, first served” basis, as part of ongoing efforts to streamline the country’s mining sector. The revoked titles consist of 528 exploration licenses, 20 mining leases, 101 quarry licenses, and 273 small-scale mining licenses, according to Mines Minister Dele Alake. This move follows the revocation of over 1,600 mining titles in

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International Energy News

Woodside Energy Faces Shareholder Pushback Over Climate Plan

25, April, 202425, April, 2024

Woodside Energy encountered significant shareholder resistance on Wednesday as investors rejected its climate transition plan, highlighting growing concerns among activists regarding the company’s fossil fuel projects. Despite this setback, the chairman managed to retain his position following a contentious vote. The rejection of Woodside’s climate plan, with 58% of votes against it, underscores the mounting pressure on the company to adopt more ambitious measures to reduce carbon emissions. Chairman Goyder expressed disappointment but emphasized the

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