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Siemens in $1.1b Energy Commitment to Bolivia
German industrial group Siemens has signed a long-term memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Bolivia worth over $1.1b.
Apache Narrowly Escapes Takeover Bid
Oil and gas company Apache Corp has rejected a takeover approach from an unidentified party.
Angola Seeks Collaboration on Oil, Gas with Nigeria
The government of Angola has called on the Nigerian business community to take advantage of investment opportunities that abound in their country.
Tehran Exhibition Invites the World to Partner in Power
Iran has launched the 15th edition of its International Electricity Exhibition.
Greens Celebrate as US Kills Keystone XL Pipeline Project
The United States government has finally rejected the controversial Keystone XL pipeline project, which was intended to ship crude oil from the Alberta oil sands of Canada down to the southern coast of the US.
Ghana Begins Environmental Assessment of Volta Basin
Ghana has started work on preparing a Strategic Environmental Assessment of the Volta Basin with a view to properly planning for future oil prospects.
Algerian Minister Calls on Sonatrach to Speed Production
Algerian Minister of Energy Salah Khebri urged Sonatrach Group to increase its output and cut costs.
Nigeria’s NNPC to Invest $20b in its Operations Next Year
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation announced planned investments of around $20b in its operations next year, with the aim of ensuring that Nigeria’s crude oil production capacity hits 3m bpd by the end of 2016.
