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Woodside may pre-empt Cairn’s sale of Sangomar stake to Lukoil

3 August 2020

Australia’s Woodside Energy indicated last week that it might seek to block Russia’s Lukoil from acquiring a stake in RSSD, the consortium set up to develop the Sangomar block offshore Senegal.

Turkana County officials demand more information on Tullow’s Kenya projects

3 August 2020

Local officials in Turkana County have demanded additional information on the activities of Tullow Oil (UK/Ireland) in the South Lokichar Basin.

Waiting for the law

29 July 2020

Nigeria’s government claims to be on the verge of submitting the Petroleum Industry Bill to the National Assembly.

Bolloré wins transportation services contract from Assala Energy

29 July 2020

Assala Energy, a Gabon-based subsidiary of the Carlyle Group (US), awarded a transport services contract to Bolloré Transport & Logistics of France last week.

Angola offers local companies preferential terms in onshore licensing round

28 July 2020

Angola’s government is looking to give local investors an advantage in its upcoming onshore licensing round, in the form of tax breaks.

South Sudan reports oil production down more than 10.5% since January

28 July 2020

South Sudan’s crude oil output has dropped by 20,000 barrels per day (bpd), or more than 10.5%, in the last six months, according to Awow Daniel Chuang, the undersecretary of the country’s Ministry of Petroleum.

NRG: Beyond oil

28 July 2020

US Eximbank to provide largest portion of $14.9bn Mozambique LNG loan

28 July 2020

The US Export-Import Bank (Eximbank) is set to make the largest individual contribution to a nearly $15bn credit package that the Mozambique LNG consortium is using to fund its project.

Malaysian company, ENH suspend drilling in Buzi district

28 July 2020

Mozambique’s national oil company ENH and its Malaysian partner Buzi Hydrocarbons PTE have suspended exploration drilling in the Buzi district of Sofala Province, citing problems related to the coronavirus.

Libya heading for more trouble

22 July 2020

Libya could see oil production levels fall further in the near future, owing to the involvement of various third parties.

Chevron to buy Noble in first major post-crash deal

21 July 2020

Chevron has agreed to buy Noble Energy for $5bn in stock in the first major deal of the current oil downturn, but whether this ushers in a new wave of consolidation remains uncertain.

Renergen launches South Africa’s first ever LNG auctions

21 July 2020

Renergen has launched South Africa’s first ever auction of LNG by opening a bidding contest for future LNG production streams from the Victoria Gas Project.

Liberia revises terms of offshore bidding round

21 July 2020

The Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority (LPRA) has made the terms of this year’s offshore licensing round more flexible.

NRG: A global mixed bag

21 July 2020

The global pandemic is beginning to sort the weak from the strong, with some oil and gas projects receiving continued support despite the downturn while others are being labelled “wait and see”

Sluggish oil prices led Uganda’s ERA to keep power tariffs steady in Q3-2020

21 July 2020

Uganda’s Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) has reportedly identified sluggish crude oil markets as the main factor underlying its decision to keep electricity tariffs steady in the third quarter of 2020.

Chevron confirms plan to buy Sasol’s indirect stake in Escravos GTL plant

21 July 2020

The US major Chevron has confirmed that one of its subsidiaries is slated to acquire additional equity in the Escravos gas-to-liquid (EGTL) plant from South Africa’s Sasol.

Kenya hikes fuel prices

21 July 2020

Kenya’s Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) hiked prices for petroleum products last week, citing a rise in the cost of imported gasoline as justification for its decision.

Total reveals details of Mozambique LNG financing deal

21 July 2020

France’s Total has divulged some details of a recently signed financing agreement that will cover around three quarters of the projected costs of the Mozambique LNG project.

NLNG responds to MP’s charges of corruption

21 July 2020

The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has denied allegations of unauthorised withdrawals from an account used to cover dividend payments to its largest shareholder, Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC).

Sylva says Nigeria is working to ensure 100% compliance with OPEC+ agreement

21 July 2020

Timipre Sylva, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, said last week that his country intended to meet all of its commitments to OPEC+, the alliance formed by OPEC, Russia and other non-member states.

Knock-on effects

14 July 2020

Problems in South Africa’s refining sector have led to fuel shortages in neighbouring Botswana.

Edited by

Jennifer deLay

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