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Angola’s Oil Production Expected to Stagnate Amid Global Challenges Angola’s Gas Master Plan Proposal Reviewed by Council of Ministers Shell Approves Final Investment Decision for Nigeria’s Bonga North Deepwater Project Angola’s Oil Production Falls Short of OPEC Targets Amid Structural Challenges Power Outage Leaves 11 Provinces Without Electricity in Angola Alrosa Deputy CEO Vladimir Marchenko Steps Down for New Industry Role Alrosa Forecasts Diamond Market Stabilization Amid Falling Inventories Tunisia Advances Renewable Energy with 500 MW Photovoltaic Projects BP and Kosmos Energy Launch Gas Production from Greater Tortue Ahmeyim Project Galp and Partners Make Significant Discoveries at Mopane-2A Well in PEL83
Local Economy Oil

Angola’s Oil Production Expected to Stagnate Amid Global Challenges

Gas Local News

Angola’s Gas Master Plan Proposal Reviewed by Council of Ministers

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Shell Approves Final Investment Decision for Nigeria’s Bonga North Deepwater Project

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Local Economy Oil

Angola’s Oil Production Expected to Stagnate Amid Global Challenges

Angola’s oil production is projected to remain steady at 1.173 million barrels per day in…
Gas Local News

Angola’s Gas Master Plan Proposal Reviewed by Council of Ministers

The Draft Gas Master Plan (PDG) was reviewed last Friday during a Council of Ministers…
Corporate News International News Oil

Shell Approves Final Investment Decision for Nigeria’s Bonga North Deepwater Project

Shell, through its Nigerian subsidiary, has finalized its decision to invest in the Bonga North…
Local News Oil

Angola’s Oil Production Falls Short of OPEC Targets Amid Structural Challenges

Angola’s oil production is set to remain below the targets previously set by the Organization…
Local Energy News

Power Outage Leaves 11 Provinces Without Electricity in Angola

A widespread power outage has left 11 provinces in Angola without electricity following an interruption…
Corporate News Diamonds International

Alrosa Deputy CEO Vladimir Marchenko Steps Down for New Industry Role

Alrosa’s deputy CEO, Vladimir Marchenko, is stepping down from his role to pursue a new…
International Gas Oil

Namibia’s Oil and Gas Boom Major Discoveries Propel Nation to Exploration Hotspot

Namibia’s upstream oil and gas sector has garnered significant interest recently, particularly in the Orange Basin off the west coast. The energy industry’s attention was piqued in 2022 when Shell and TotalEnergies announced major light oil and natural gas discoveries in the Graff and Jonker fields. This excitement intensified in 2023 with Galp’s Mopane discovery, positioning Namibia as an emerging hotspot for exploration. Until now, Namibia’s upstream activities have focused solely on exploration, with no

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International Renewable Energy

Egypt to Add 3 GW of Solar and Wind Power to National Grid by 2025

The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Energy plans to integrate 3 gigawatts (GW) of solar and wind power into the national grid by the summer of 2025, as reported by a government official to Asharq Business. All projects will be executed by private sector companies under a build, own, operate (B.O.O.) model. This model allows investors to finance, construct, operate, and own the renewable energy projects, while the Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company (EETC) will commit

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International Oil

South Sudan and Sudan Work to Resume Crude Oil Exports Amid Economic Challenges

South Sudan and Sudan are making progress toward resuming the flow of South Sudan’s crude oil through the pipeline that traverses Sudan, a critical move for South Sudan’s oil-dependent economy. In a statement released on September 16, 2024, following a meeting in Juba between South Sudan President Salva Kiir and Sudan’s army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, Kiir’s office confirmed that Sudanese engineers have completed the necessary technical preparations for the resumption of oil production. The

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International Gas News

Mozambique nationalism election debate risks LNG project delays

Mozambique’s presidential candidates are advocating for the renegotiation of contracts related to the nation’s major projects with developers, a move that could potentially delay the construction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities by TotalEnergies SE and ExxonMobil Corp. Daniel Chapo, the candidate from the ruling Liberation Front of Mozambique (Frelimo), expressed last month that contract revisions should be conducted on a case-by-case basis. This sentiment has been echoed by candidates from three opposition parties, sparking

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Local Oil Petroleum

Sonangol Expands Light Well Intervention Program in Offshore Block 3/05

The National Fuel Company of Angola (Sonangol) is set to continue its light well intervention program in Offshore Block 3/05, aimed at enhancing facility reliability and optimizing oil production. This initiative was detailed in a semi-annual earnings update from oil and gas company Afentra. The upgrade program will focus on increasing water injection rates, building on the maximum injection rate of approximately 60,000 barrels per day achieved in April. Additionally, the project will involve the

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Local Energy News

Angola’s Revised Electricity Law to Boost Private Sector Involvement in Energy Transmission

The review of Angola’s General Electricity Law, recently approved by the Council of Ministers, will soon pave the way for private sector participation in energy transmission once it receives approval from the National Assembly. This announcement was made by the Minister of Energy and Water, João Baptista Borges, during the opening of the 13th Consultative Council of the sector, held in Luanda. Borges emphasized that this development is critical for advancing cross-border energy interconnection projects

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International Corporate News Gas News

Eskom and Sasol Partner to Explore LNG Imports as Mozambique Gas Supply Declines

Eskom and Sasol have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore the introduction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) as a replacement for natural gas imports from southern Mozambique, which are expected to decline significantly by 2027. The MoU was signed by Eskom CEO Dan Marokane and Sasol CEO Simon Baloyi during a ceremony at Eskom’s Megawatt Park, attended by Electricity and Energy Minister Dr. Kgosientsho Ramokgopa. In early September, Sasol announced that the decline

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Diamonds Economy Local News

Angola’s Diamond Reserves Estimated at 732 Million Carats, Valued at $140 Billion

Angola’s National Diamond Company (Endiama) estimates the country’s diamond reserves at 732 million carats, potentially generating $140 billion for the state at an average price of $200 per carat. Miguel Vemba, Director of Mining Operations at Endiama, emphasized that over 90% of these reserves are located in primary deposits. Speaking at the 10th UNESCO African Engineering Week & African Engineering Conference in Luanda, Vemba stressed the need for efficient recovery mechanisms, including the use of

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Local Economy News Oil

Sonangol to Begin Interest Payments on “Sonangol 2023-2028” Bonds

Sonangol will begin paying interest on Coupon No. 2 for holders of the “Sonangol 2023-2028” Bonds on Wednesday, September 18, 2024. Initially scheduled for Saturday, September 14, the payment date was adjusted in accordance with business day conventions outlined in the bond prospectus. A total of 6.6 billion kwanzas will be disbursed, subject to withholding of the Capital Investment Tax, based on the applicable tax regulations in force at the time of payment. According to

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International News Oil

Shell’s $1.3 Billion Onshore Asset Sale to Renaissance Gains Regulatory Approval

Shell International Plc has received approval from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) to sell its onshore assets to Renaissance, a consortium of Nigerian and international companies, in a deal valued at $1.3 billion. The sale includes Shell’s 75-year-old onshore oil assets, which will boost Nigeria’s oil production and government revenue while supporting naira stability and advancing gas development initiatives. The final approval, however, rests with President Bola Tinubu, who also serves as Nigeria’s

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