Africa | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 8
Sudan’s Oil Output Declined
Sudan's oil production has dropped to between 95,000 to 100,000b/d, while the country has partially lifted fuel and electricity subsidies as part of an economic reform package aimed at cutting government spending.
Nigeria Signed Gas Supply Deals
Nigeria signed a $112m agreement with Seven Energy to supply 130mcf/d of natural gas Calabar Power Project (NIPP). Another gas supply agreement was signed between Nigeria Delta Power House Company Ltd (NDPHC) and Se ...
Nigeria’s Oil Output Dropped by 200,000b/d
Nigeria's oil production has fallen by at least 200,000b/d as a result of a militant attack that has forced the closure of the major Trans Forcados Pipeline (TFP) early November.
Shell Started Drilling Offshore Tanzania
Royal Dutch Shell and its joint venture (JV) partners, Pavilion Energy and Ophir Energy, have started $80m Noble Globetrotter II drilling campaign offshore Tanzania.
Gabon Extended Work at Nkembe
Gabon granted Pura Vida Energy a 12-month extension to the current exploration phase of the Nkembe production sharing contract offshore the country. The extension will run until January 2018, with no further work com ...
Guinea Contracted Seismic Survey Vessel
SeaBird Exploration announced that it has signed an agreement to provide Osprey Explorer source vessel for an upcoming ocean bottom seismic survey in Gulf of Guinea. The project will commence before the end of 2016an ...
Mozambique to Build Large Solar Plant
Mozambique will start building its first large scale solar plant in early 2017, after the international independent solar power producer, Scatec Solar signed a $80m power sale deal with state-owned utility company El ...
Sudan to Link to GERD Power Grid
Sudan is preparing to construct a power transmission line, which will have the capacity to transmit 3,000MW, from the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) to link Ethiopia and Sudan electricity networks.
