Ali Ahmed Osman
Ali Ahmed Osman, Sudan's oil minister, told the country's parliament [...]
The public jubilation that marked the independence of South Sudan on July 9 did little to hide the fragility of the new state, especially with regards oil revenue. The question of sharing revenue from petroleum - the South's lone resource at present- with Khartoum hasn't yet been decided, and nor have the conditions behind the use of infrastructure to carry its crude to export markets. Repeated negotiations on these issues between North and South since the summer of 2010 have all drawn a blank. A fresh set of talks, which began on July 18, will therefore have to come up with the answers. For their part, the oil companies are cozying up to the authorities in Juba. In the North, the national oil company Sudapet is accelerating exploration in new areas in the hope of finding additional sources of revenue independently of the South.
Ali Ahmed Osman, Sudan's oil minister, told the country's parliament [...]
In a meeting with American companies in mid-September, Washington’s special [...]
New finds could increase north Sudan’s petroleum output starting from next year. [...]
South Sudan’s new oil minister, Stephen Dhieu Dau (see page [...]
With negotiations on the share-out of oil revenue between north [...]
The joyful celebrations marking the independence of South Sudan on July didn’t altogether conceal the new state’s vulnerability, particularly on the question of oil revenue. The issue of sharing revenue from oil, the South’s only resource at present, hasn’t been [. [...]
Shamsul Azhar Abbas, the chief executive of Malaysia’s Petronas, held [...]
American oil companies keen on operating in South Sudan which becomes independent on July could find themselves treading on a legal minefield. [...]
Barely four hours after he landed at Beijing airport, Sudanese [...]
Dato’ Shamsul Azhar Abbas, the chief executive of Malaysia’s Petronas, [...]
Sudan’s state secretary for oil, Ali Ahmed Osman, believes that [...]
The chairman of state-owned Sudapet, Salah Wahbi, who is in [...]
The Malaysian oil group has become the first oil concern to pen a cooperation pact with the new South Sudan government. [...]
An audit on the amount of oil produced in Sudan [...]
Sudanese president Omar el Bechir finally decided against dismissing all [...]
Sudan’s national oil company Sudapet, which will start managing oil [...]
Africa Energy Intelligence has learned that senior executives of the state-owned Chinese groups Sinopec and China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) [...]
Africa Energy Intelligence has been told by Sudan’s oil ministry, [...]
Lual Deng, Sudan's oil minister, promised in early January to [...]
With the referendum on South Sudan’s independence scheduled to be [...]
Khartoum, which is gradually preparing itself for the secession of [...]
A delegation from South Sudan is due to shortly visit Doha for talks with Qatar Petroleum on the oil company [...]
Khartoum is trying to speed up exploration in areas under [...]
Sudan’s state minister for petroleum, secretary for oil, Ali Ahmed [...]
Africa Energy Intelligence understands that an audit of Sudan’s petroleum [...]
The joint North-South oil committee set up in August has [...]
A staunch supporter of Sudan’s unity, the country’s new oil minister, Lual Deng would like to see petroleum output surge from 400,000 to 650,000 bpd. With only five months to go before South Sudan’s referendum on independence, Deng, who himself [. [...]
Sudan’s new oil minister, Lual Acuek Deng, who hails from [...]
The probable partition of Sudan following a referendum on self-determination next year could deprive the north of much of the country’s oil: the majority of blocks that pump petroleum lie in the south. Khartoum won’t allow such a source of [. [...]
Anticipating the strong possibility of voters opting for a partition [...]
A project by Toyota Tsusho Corp to build an oil [...]
Toyota Tsusho Corp (TTC), the trading and investment arm of the Japanese conglomerate, is offering to build an oil pipeline from South Sudan to Kenya. [...]
Two bills promulgated on December 29 and 30 pave the way for a referendum on self-determination in South Sudan. Scheduled for 2011, the ballot will oblige Sudan's federal government to share management of the oil sector with the south, the [. [...]