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Chad

Chevron and Petronas Fork Out $281 Million

The Chad authorities demanded nearly $500 million in "back taxes" [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.10.2006

Study on Rusumo Falls

The African Development Bank is to put up $3.5 million [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.10.2006

Correction

Delta Oil contacted Africa Energy Intelligence to stat that, contrary [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.10.2006

Race Against Time

The Chad government wants to resolve its problems with oil companies working the Doba fields before the end of the month, which marks the beginning of Ramadan.

Subscribers only Energy 19.09.2006

Encana To Quit North

The Canadian oil group Encana has found a buyer at last for its concession in Chad but is finding it hard to finalize the deal.

Subscribers only Energy 19.09.2006

Why Deby Kicked Out Chevron

The American major and its Malaysian partner Petronas were evicted from Chad after the country’s president received generous offers from Chinese and Saudi groups.

Subscribers only Energy 05.09.2006

Emmanuel Nadingar

In the wake of a crisis that cost Mahamat Nasser Hassan his job (see P. 4), Emmanuel Nadingar has been [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.09.2006

Chad’s decision to dump Taiwan and recognize Beijing this summer - it was one of the last African nations to maintain diplomatic ties with Taipei - will reshuffle the oil cards in the region. It ought to allow Chinese oil [.

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Soco Fleshes Out Portfolio

Britain’s Soco group has just acquired concessions in Congo-K and Angola which present similar geological features to those on its concession in Congo-B.

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Talks on the Side

Chad’s government is putting the final touches in Washington to a compromise with the World Bank while the oil minister talking with CNPC on handing it acreage in the country.

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

A National Oil Company in Chad?

Africa Energy Intelligence has learned that Chad is thinking of [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

Micro Power Stations

Using revenue from Doba’s oil, the government in Chad has [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

Resumption of Lending to STEE

Following a compromise reached in May between the World Bank [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.07.2006

Truce on Oil Revenue

After a six month stand-off, N’Djamena and the World Bank have reached an initial agreement on the use of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.05.2006

Tamara Acyl

A protégé of Muammar Kadhafi, who has often acted as [...]

Subscribers only Business 20.04.2006

U.S. Tries to Mediate

Repeated attacks by rebels from the Front Uni pour le Changement (FUC), who briefly made their way into N’Djamena last [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Cliveden Sells Out in Time

According to our sources, Switzerland’s Cliveden group finalized the sale of its huge concession in Chad a few weeks ago [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Cleaning Up Senelac’s Books

The World Bank has prepared a financial stabilization plan for Sinelac which operates the Ruzizi power station on the border between Rwanda and Burundi and in which Congo-K, Rwanda and Burundi hold stakes.

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

World Bank Drops In

The World Bank coordinated and conducted a trip to Chad by officials from an array of international institutions last weekend: [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.2006

Energem’s Gamble

The Canadian-South African group Energem is about to sell its Chad acreage to its affiliate First Africa Oil. But it still hasn’t paid its bonus to Chad and refuses to say how much it thinks the concessions are worth.

Subscribers only Energy 07.03.2006

Putting the Squeeze on Exxon

N’Djamena has cut off all contact with the World Bank and is putting pressure on Exxon to transfer revenue from the sale of Chad’s oil directly into government coffers.

Subscribers only Energy 07.03.2006

Positions Harden

The standoff over the control of the Chad’s oil revenue appears to be heating up despite talks aimed at narrowing [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.02.2006

First Africa Buys Energem’s Concession

The Canadian-South African oil company Energem has transferred its rights [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.02.2006

Spotlight
N’Djamena Changes its Mentor

Engaged in an angry stand-off with the World Bank over control of oil revenue extracted by ExxonMobil from the Doba fields, Chad has turned to Taiwan and Dubai to escape supervision by the Bank. A Global Pact with Taipei.

Subscribers only Energy 24.01.2006

World Bank Hits N’Djamena

In response to last week’s move by the Chad parliament to modify legislation on the use of oil revenue, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.01.2006

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Chad

Chevron and Petronas Fork Out $281 Million

Study on Rusumo Falls

Correction

Race Against Time

Encana To Quit North

Why Deby Kicked Out Chevron

Emmanuel Nadingar

Spotlight
Beijing On The Move

Soco Fleshes Out Portfolio

Talks on the Side

A National Oil Company in Chad?

Micro Power Stations

Resumption of Lending to STEE

Truce on Oil Revenue

Tamara Acyl

U.S. Tries to Mediate

Cliveden Sells Out in Time

Cleaning Up Senelac’s Books

World Bank Drops In

Energem’s Gamble

Putting the Squeeze on Exxon

Positions Harden

First Africa Buys Energem’s Concession

Spotlight
N’Djamena Changes its Mentor

World Bank Hits N’Djamena

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Chad

Chevron and Petronas Fork Out $281 Million

Study on Rusumo Falls

Correction

Race Against Time

Encana To Quit North

Why Deby Kicked Out Chevron

Emmanuel Nadingar

Spotlight Beijing On The Move

Soco Fleshes Out Portfolio

Talks on the Side

A National Oil Company in Chad?

Micro Power Stations

Resumption of Lending to STEE

Truce on Oil Revenue

Tamara Acyl

U.S. Tries to Mediate

Cliveden Sells Out in Time

Cleaning Up Senelac’s Books

World Bank Drops In

Energem’s Gamble

Putting the Squeeze on Exxon

Positions Harden

First Africa Buys Energem’s Concession

Spotlight N’Djamena Changes its Mentor

World Bank Hits N’Djamena

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout

Spotlight
Beijing On The Move

Spotlight
N’Djamena Changes its Mentor