Africa | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 7

Dangote to Drive Africa’s Refinery Expansion

Nigeria’s $17b Dangote refinery is expected to refine as much as 650,000b/d crude oil per day once it is operation by 2019, driving refinery capacity expansion in Africa, by 2020.

Bowleven Advanced in Gas Assets

Edinburgh-based Bowleven said that the Scottish oil explorer was making progress on developing its Cameroonian assets despite its losses widening by $40m in 2015/2016.

Kenya to Cut Power CAPEX

Kenya Power expected capital expenditure to fall 16% in its current financial year as it spends less on maintaining its grid. The company said capital expenditure was likely to fall to $9.9m in its financial year to ...

Nigeria, IOCs Settled for $5b

Nigeria has reached a $5b outline settlement with five oil majors to cover outstanding payments for joint exploration and production.

Kosmos to Farm Out Stake in Offshore Blocks

Kosmos Energy signed an agreement with Galp Energia, a subsidiary of SGPS S.A., to farm out 20% non-operated stake of its interest in Blocks 5, 11, and 12, offshore Sao Tome and Principe.

Norway to Invested in Mozambique’s Oil, Gas

Norway is interested to invest in the sectors of oil and gas, agriculture and fisheries in Mozambique.

Benin to Expedite Gas-to-Power Plant

APR Energy has won a project for a fast-track dual-fuel power plant in Benin. The deal is a 12-month contract with Benin’s Ministry of Energy, Water and Mines for a 50 MW plant running on APR’s fuel-flexible aeroderi ...

Zimbabwe to Build an Ethanol Facility

Zimbabwe’s National Oil and Infrastructure Company will issue a tender for the construction of its 3m liter ethanol storage and handling facility in Harare.

Nigeria to Build LPG Terminal

Techno Oil Limited has sealed a deal with Cakasa Nigeria Limited for the construction of a 12,000 tones automated terminal for Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), also known as cooking gas. The terminal will be located in ...

Enel to Grow Renewable Ventures

Italian Enel will build 5,000MW of renewables capacity in Africa despite political unrest in the North and lack of electric power connections between countries.

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