Tanzania | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 5

Tanzania Extended Nyuni Area PSA

Aminex Plc has received formal approval from the Tanzanian Minister of Energy and Minerals to extend the work period of the Nyuni Area production sharing agreement (PSA) for a period of four years.

ORYX Energies Completed LPG Depot

ORYX Energies has completed the construction of a new liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinder filling and storage depot in Dodoma in Tanzania.

Tanzania, Dangote Agreed in Gas Supply Deal

Nigeria's Dangote Cement have reached a deal with Tanzania on the supply of natural gas to the firm's manufacturing plant in the East African country after negotiations stalled over prices.

Aminex Progressed with Ruvuma, Kiliwani Developments

Aminex provided an operational update for the Ruvuma Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) and the Kiliwani North Development Licence in Tanzania.

Tanzania, Uganda Started Pipeline Construction

The work towards the construction of a crude oil pipeline between Uganda and Tanzania is officially on, with project developers inviting reputable contractors to undertake a social and resettlement plan.

Tanzania, Zambia to Negotiate Oil, Gas Pipeline

Tanzania and Zambia are to negotiate a new deal for transport of refined oil and natural gas. The talks will center around either modernizing the existing 1,710km Tazama pipeline or building a parallel pipeline for gas.

RPCL Signed $75m Contracts

Rusumo Power Company Limited (RPCL) signed two contracts, worth $75m, for the initial construction works of the Regional Rusumo Falls Hydroelectric Project. The power project to generate 80MW of electricity.

Tanzania, Uganda to Expedite Crude Pipeline

Tanzania and Uganda agreed to speed up the execution of the $3.5b East Africa crude oil pipeline (EACOP). The parties considered removing the fiscal package from the intergovernmental agreement (IGA).

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.

Tanzania Saved $7b via Domestic Gas

Tanzania saved up to $7.4b by using natural gas as a source of energy from July 2004 to June 2015. This came as a result of using natural gas to replace expensive fuel such as heavy furnace oil (HFO), diesel, petrol, ...

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