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Galp and Partners Make Significant Discoveries at Mopane-2A Well in PEL83

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Galp, along with its partners NAMCOR and Custos, has completed drilling and logging the Mopane-2A well (Well 4) in PEL83, following its successful spudding. The Mopane-2A well revealed a gas-condensate hydrocarbon column in the AVO-3 reservoir, featuring a thin net pay within the reservoir’s sweet spot. Additionally, the well uncovered a light oil hydrocarbon column in the smaller AVO-4 reservoir. Both reservoirs exhibited high-quality sands with excellent porosity and permeability, elevated pressures, low fluid viscosities,

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International Oil Petroleum

Uganda to Launch Third Round of Petroleum Exploration Licensing

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Uganda’s government is preparing to launch its third round of petroleum exploration licensing in the 2025/2026 fiscal year (July-June), according to Energy and Mineral Development Minister Ruth Nankabirwa. The upcoming licensing round will open new areas for oil and gas exploration, although specific regions, including the Albertine Graben or northern and northeastern basins, have not yet been confirmed. Uganda, which discovered crude oil in the Albertine Graben nearly 20 years ago, aims to commence production

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International Energy News

Ghana Launches 20 MW Solar Project to Strengthen National Energy Capacity

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Ghana is set to enhance its energy grid with the launch of a strategic 20 MW solar project, aimed at strengthening national energy capacity and supporting the country’s energy transition goals. Led by Denmark-based Renergy Solar, the initiative is part of a larger 40 MW solar project aimed at expanding Ghana’s clean energy footprint and reducing carbon emissions. Renergy Solar has completed the necessary network and environmental impact assessments, with local regulators currently reviewing the

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International News Oil

Libya Achieves Highest Oil Production in Over a Decade, Targets 2 Million BPD by 2027

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Libya’s crude oil production reached 1.4 million barrels per day (bpd) in December 2024, marking the country’s highest output since 2013. This achievement represents a key milestone in Libya’s goal to reach 2 million bpd by 2027. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) announced that the upcoming public bidding round for oil and gas in 2025 will support these production targets, attracting investments from major international companies. By increasing crude output, the NOC aims to boost

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Al-Harouge Oil Operations Unveils Advanced Oil Flow Measurement System to Boost Production

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Al-Harouge Oil Operations, a subsidiary of Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC), has launched an advanced oil flow measurement system to enhance performance and increase production efficiency at the Amal oil field. The system features three main platforms: one to measure oil produced from the Amal field, another for oil received from NOC subsidiaries Gulf and Sarir, and a third for oil transferred to the Ras Lanuf port for export. Equipped with cutting-edge measurement technologies, the

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International Energy News

Republic of Congo Advances Electricity Sector Reform with Preferred Bidder Selection

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

The Republic of Congo is progressing with its electricity sector reforms by selecting a bidder to oversee the national distribution and commercialization of electricity. After a two-year competitive bidding process, the preferred candidate has been identified. While the company’s identity has not yet been revealed, the Council of Ministers has authorized continued negotiations with the chosen bidder. These talks will focus on finalizing the scope and terms of the concession agreement, with the goal of

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Local Corporate News Oil

Red Sky Energy Enters Angola with Risk Service Contract for Block 6/24

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Australian exploration and production company Red Sky Energy has solidified its entry into Angola’s oil and gas sector by finalizing a Risk Service Contract (RSC) for Block 6/24 in the Kwanza Basin. This milestone marks the company’s first venture into the resource-rich country. The agreement, signed on December 31, 2024, involves partnerships with Angola’s upstream regulator National Agency for Oil, Gas, and Biofuels (ANPG), Sonangol Exploração e Produção SA, and ACREP Exploração Petrolífera SA, granting

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TotalEnergies Extends Deepsea Mira Contract for Offshore Namibia Operations

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Energy supermajor TotalEnergies has extended its contract for the Deepsea Mira semi-submersible rig, which is currently operating offshore Namibia. The rig is owned by Northern Ocean and managed by Odfjell Drilling. The extension adds 65 to 93 days to the initial contract term, generating an estimated additional revenue backlog of $27 million to $38 million for Northern Ocean. The sixth-generation CS 60 E harsh environment rig, capable of operating in water depths up to 10,000

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Repsol Resumes Exploration in Libya’s Murzuq Basin After a Decade

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Spanish energy giant Repsol has resumed exploration activities in Libya’s Murzuq Basin, ending a ten-year hiatus. On December 31, 2024, the company began drilling operations at the Al-2/130 exploratory well, also known as Muammal Nasr. Located approximately 800 kilometers south of Tripoli and 12 kilometers from the Sharara oil field, the well targets the Mumaniyyat formation with a planned final depth of 1,844 meters. Libya’s National Oil Corporation (NOC) welcomed the move, expressing optimism that

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International Energy News

Mozambique Strengthens Role as Southern Africa’s Energy Hub

7, January, 20257, January, 2025

Mozambique exported nearly 80% of its electricity output to South Africa in 2023, solidifying its position as a leading energy producer in southern Africa. The country supplied electricity to six other neighboring nations, setting a new record for energy exports. According to the 2023 annual report from the National Statistics Institute, Mozambique exported a total of 11,585 GWh of electricity last year. South Africa, the largest buyer, accounted for 9,079 GWh. Other key recipients included

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