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Zimbabwe Studies Emergency Power Imports
The Zimbabwean government is looking to import power from its neighbouring countries within the South African Development Community (SADC) region in 2016 to supplement local production.
Senegal to Turn Waste Into Energy
Senegal is exploring unconventional ways to deal with two of its biggest infrastructure challenges, sanitation and energy generation, Reuters reported.
Russia to Build Massive Pipeline in Pakistan
Russia has have agreed to construct a 1,100km-long pipeline in Pakistan, RT reported.
Irish Tullow Oil to Go Ahead With Production in Ghana
Tullow Oil plc, a multinational oil and gas exploration company founded in Tullow, Ireland with its headquarters in London, United Kingdom, is going ahead with its production activities in Ghana.
Gas Exploration in Mozambique will Require $31b in Investment
According to the president of Mozambique's national oil and gas company (ENH), oil companies operating in the country will need to invest $31b over the next few years to begin exploration of the natural gas reserves discovered in the north.
91 Companies Bid for Nigeria’s Petroleum Company Service Contract
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has begun the public opening of technical bids submitted by 91 companies to secure contract for the provision of Coastal and Bunkering Vessel Services.
IMF: GCC Diversification Solution to Oil Price Dilemma
The IMF expects oil prices to average $52 a barrel in 2015, down from $110 a barrel in the first half of 2014
Oman Devising Energy Master Plan as Oil Workers Laied Off
Oman's top 100 energy sector stakeholders held a workshop Tuesday aimed at drafting the most-critical recommendations to be included in Oman’s 25-year energy master plan
