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Angola’s Oil Production Exceeds Expectations in March

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

In March, Angolan oil production surged to 34,897,176 barrels, averaging 1,125,715 barrels per day (bpd), surpassing the projected 1,054,463 bpd, as revealed in the Monthly Summary on Oil Production released by ANPG. The report, accessible on the National Petroleum, Gas, and Biofuels Agency (ANPG) website, indicates that associated gas production for the same period reached 85,209 million cubic feet, with a daily average of 2,749 million cubic feet. Furthermore, the report outlines that 1,538 million

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Local Exploration News Oil

Azule Energy Secures Stake in Namibian Oil Exploration Venture

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Azule Energy, an Angolan company, and Rhino Resources Namibia have inked a significant agreement (Farm-In) granting Azule Energy a 42.5 percent interest in the exploration of Block 2914 A. This block lies within Namibia’s Orange basin, where major oil discoveries have been made since 2022. Currently, Rhino operates the venture with an 85 percent stake, alongside Namcor Exploration and Production (Proprietary) Limited (10%) and Namibian company Korres Investments (Pty) Ltd (5%). The agreement outlines a

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ENDE Enhances Electricity Supply Quality in Lobito

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

The National Electricity Distribution Company (ENDE) has significantly upgraded the quality and reliability of electricity supply in Lobito city, according to Gelson Pinto, Director of Exploration and Maintenance for the Central Region of ENDE. Pinto announced the deactivation of an old electrical substation, in operation for 58 years, which utilized outdated equipment. It has been replaced with modernized facilities to enhance service efficiency and security. The investment in updated equipment is expected to enhance redundancy,

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Diamonds Local News

Sociedade Mineira Yetwene Plans Diamond Production Surge in Lucapa

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Sociedade Mineira Yetwene (SMY), situated in Lucapa municipality, Lunda-Norte province, aims to quadruple its monthly diamond production from three thousand to 13 thousand carats this year by introducing new treatment facilities. Vánia Ferreira, SMY’s advisor for Mining Development, disclosed this information recently, stating that the installation of four pre-treatment units with capacities ranging from 100 to 250 tons per hour is currently underway. This expansion will elevate the ore treatment capacity from 100 to 450

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International News Oil

Nigeria Launches Oil Licensing Round

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has launched its 2024 licensing round that features 12 oil blocks, combined with 5 deep offshore assets from last year’s round. Available through January 2025, the acreage on offer includes but is not limited to 6 greenfield oil blocks situated on the continental shelf, 4 deep offshore blocks and 2 onshore blocks in the Niger Delta. The Commission is seeking to establish an investment-friendly environment by ensuring regulatory

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Chariot Commences Oil Exploration in Morocco with RZK-1 Well

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Transitional energy company Chariot has initiated drilling operations for the RZK-1 well, marking its first exploration well of 2024. Situated within Morocco’s onshore Loukos license, the Gaufrette prospect serves as the focal point for this drilling campaign. The primary objective of the drilling endeavor is to tap into an estimated 10 billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas resources. However, Chariot’s strategy includes plans to deepen the well in order to access potentially larger reserves.

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Diamonds Local News

Lucapa’s Trio of Diamonds Fetches $10.5 Million in Angola

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Australian mining company Lucapa has successfully sold three diamonds from the Lulo alluvial mine in Lunda Norte, Angola, fetching a total of $10.5 million. Facilitated by Angola’s state-owned diamond trading company Sodiam, the sale comprised a trio of diamonds totaling 361 carats, with an impressive average price of $29,000 per carat. Among the diamonds were one weighing 203 carats, another weighing 116 carats, and a third weighing 42 carats. Notably, the largest of the three

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International Energy News

Mauritania and Saudi Arabia Forge Clean Energy Partnership

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Mauritania and Saudi Arabia have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration within the clean energy sector. The agreement covers a wide array of areas, including renewables, green hydrogen, power, and carbon capture technologies. The MOU was signed by Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al-Saud and Mauritanian Minister of Petroleum, Mines, and Energy Nani Ould Chrougha during a special session at the World Economic Forum in Riyadh

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International Energy News

Genesis Energy and USAID Partner to Advance Climate Solutions in Africa

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

Genesis Energy, an energy infrastructure development firm, and the US Agency for International Development (USAID) have entered into an agreement to mobilize $10 billion towards renewable energy, nature-based solutions, and climate mitigation measures in Africa. The collaboration aims to harness private sector investment to assist countries in fulfilling their Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement. Implemented under USAID’s Comprehensive Action Against Climate Change Initiative, the agreement spans the next five years. Gillian Caldwell, USAID’s

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International Energy News

South Africa Introduces New Guidelines for Solar Energy Projects

6, May, 20246, May, 2024

South Africa’s Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has introduced fresh guidelines for solar photovoltaic (PV) and battery energy storage systems (BESS) developed in areas of “low” or “medium” environmental sensitivity. The guidelines represent a shift in South Africa’s renewable energy strategy, aiming to expedite renewable investments and project development while ensuring the protection of environmentally sensitive regions. In eligible zones, developers can streamline the environmental authorization (EA) process, reducing bureaucratic hurdles. Under

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