Tanzania | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 7

Swala Oil to Buy Stake in Burundi’s Oil Field

Tanzania’s Swala Oil and Gas Plc has agreed to purchase Surestream Petroleum Limited subsidiary.

Tanzania Changed Bulk Oil Importation Rules

Tanzania’s government directed that only locally registered oil marketing companies will be allowed to bid for the importation of petroleum products in the country.

Solo Oil to Drill New Well in Tanzania

UK’s Solo Oil has signed a rig contract for the drilling of the Ntorya-2 appraisal well in the Ruvuma basin, in Tanzania.

Shell to Start Drilling Offshore Tanzania

Shell is making preparations to commence exploration drilling offshore Tanzania before the of end 2016.

Solo Oil Chose Not to Extend Stake in Tanzania’s Gas Field

UK’s Solo Oil has informed Aminex plc, the operator of the Tanzanian Kiliwani North Development Licence (KNDL), that it does not intend to exercise its immediate option over a further 1.25% interest in the KNDL.

Oil Experts Discuss Uganda-Tanzania Oil Pipeline

A Paris based team of oil experts discuss new developments regarding the construction of a 1,410km-long East Africa crude pipeline to transport Ugandan oil from its city of Hoima through Tanzania, where 1,100km of th ...

Zanzibar to Directly Negotiate Oil, Gas Deals

Zanzibar, a Tanzanian archipelago off the coast of East Africa, will soon start direct talks with investors in the oil and gas sector, thanks to a new law to be passed by Tanzania’s House of Representatives.

Tanzania Slated as Regional Leader in Oil and Gas Exploration

The Tanzanian government is set to become East Africa’s leading country in the exploration of oil and natural gas within the next decade, given that the country ensures that fiscal and regulatory structures are in pl ...

Tanzania to Import 400 MW in Power from Ethiopia

State-owned Tanzania Electric Supply Company’s Managing Director, Felchesmi Mramba, said that Tanzania will sign a 400 MW power purchase agreement with Ethiopia.

Tanzania To Speed Up LNG Project

Tanzanian President, John Magufuli, gave orders to speed up long-delayed work on a planned liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in the Lindi Region and estimated to cost $30b

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