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2705 articles since 1992

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01/02/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°668

GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES

Traders under the gun

Following a cut in gasoline subsidies on January 1 (a measure partly reversed on January 16), Nigerian president (...) [164 words] [€1,5]

01/02/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°668

GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES

Cut in amnesty budget

The amount of money set aside for the amnesty of militants in the Niger Delta in Nigeria’s 2012 budget has been (...) [212 words] [€1,5]

19/01/2012

WEST AFRICA NEWSLETTER n°627

BUSINESS

Bouygues puts PDP Party HQ on hold

The French construction group Bouygues, winner of the contract to build the new - and imposing - headquarters (...) [105 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

SPOTLIGHT

Abuja: Turmoil in region’s gasoline market

Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan promised to do it and he kept the pledge. On January 1, the government did away with subsidies on oil products sold in Nigeria, which amount to between 300,000-400,000 BOE. In response to demonstrations and strikes, Jonathan backtracked slightly on Jan. (...) [669 words] [€8]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

FINANCIAL OPERATIONS

Uncertainty over OML 245

Despite announcements in December (AEI 665), the acquisition of Malabu Oil & Gas’ block OPL 245 by Shell and Agip (...) [128 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

GAS

Headway on Brass LNG

In a sign that progress is being made on building a future gas liquefaction plant on Brass island (AEI 657 and (...) [130 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES

How Abuja wooed governors

Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan spent months in softening Nigeria’s governors up to the idea of gradually (...) [186 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

GOVERNMENT STRATEGIES

Nigerian pirates in Benin

Will oil companies in Nigeria soon be able to cut back on their security bills? (...) [204 words] [€1,5]

18/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°667

OIL

New fields up for sale

Nigeria’s Department of Petroleum Resources is getting ready to sell off 22 fields abandoned by majors operating in the country. (...) [212 words] FREE

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04/01/2012

AFRICA ENERGY INTELLIGENCE n°666

SPOTLIGHT

African Petroleum pulls out all the stops

With fellow oil companies finding it hard to land contracts, the junior African Petroleum founded by Frank Timis, an Australian of Romanian origin, has been winning a raft of new concessions in West Africa’s offshore. In the space of just two years, the company has landed acreage in Sierra Leone, Liberia, Gambia and - more recently- in Senegal and Ivory Coast. (...) [695 words] [€8]

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