Angolan Mining Oil & Gas

Azule Energy, the new joint venture of British BP and Italian ENI in Angola, was officially presented this Monday in Luanda. With the assumed ambition of turning this joint venture into the largest oil and gas production company in the country, the first objectives were set: production of 250,000 barrels/day over the next five years and a leading role in the natural gas subsector. In a statement, ENI said that Azule Energy wants to be

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Canadian oil company MTI Energy begins this year with seismic studies to explore the shared blocks of the Congo and Kwanza onshore basins, tendered by the National Agency of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG) With a production of 25,000 barrels of oil/day, MTI Energy will explore Block 5, in the Congo basin, where it has a 50 percent share in production. In this basin, the Canadian oil company shares exploration with Prodoil (15 percent), Prodiaman

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The price of a barrel of Brent oil, which serves as a reference for Angolan exports, for delivery in October ended, this Monday, on the London futures market up 1.77%, to US$96.60. The data on Chinese exports for July, above what analysts had anticipated, boosted investors’ perspectives on the evolution of oil demand. Despite the result of the session having been positive for the price of a barrel during the day, it was evolving by

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The consolidated net income of state-owned oil company Sonangol amounted to 2.1 billion dollars in 2021, the best result in eight years and an increase of 152 percent over the previous year. According to the statement released this Wednesday by Sonangol, on the day it published its 2021 report and accounts, it was “a substantially robust economic and financial result, the result of excellent operational performance” that results from the measures taken, namely cost rationalization,

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