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POWER PROJECT FINALLY LAUNCHED

A contract was signed in late October with ABB, Sulzer and Norelec to supply the turbo-alternator generators (5X40MW) for the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.11.1997

MARKET STILL TIGHTENING

After a pause over the last couple of months, the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.10.1997

TRANSOCEAN DRILLER TO PULL OUT

It is looking increasingly likely that he semi-sub Transocean Driller [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.10.1997

UPDATE FOR PROBE SEISMIC SURVEY

To meet growing interest in the West African offshore, Geco [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.10.1997

RATES SURGE

Charter rates for jack-ups in West Africa have leaped by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 01.10.1997

SEMI-SUBMERSIBLES MOVE OUT

While the market for rigs, and particularly for semi-submersibles, is tight in West Africa the problem is just as urgent [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.09.1997

RACE FOR DEEP WATER RIGS

There has been no let-up in the race among operators to find slots in the timetables of rigs adapted to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.1997

ON SHOW IN LONDON

One of the most interesting papers to be presented at the conference on oil and gas development in West Africa [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.1997

LICENCES MAY BE AWARDED THIS YEAR

There are no exploration permits in Togo at present but [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.09.1997

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THE BIG MINE SELL-OFF

The die is cast for Togo's phosphates and Guinea's march towards privatizing its bauxite sector will quickly follow suite. These are the only notable industries in the two countries. Togo is the world's fifth-ranking phosphate exporter (2.

Subscribers only Energy 30.07.1997

TWO FORAMER UNITS QUIT REGION

Two tender barges owned by Forasol-Foramer (Pride group) are leaving [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.07.1997

OFFSHORE WEST AFRICA 97

The second annual Offshore West Africa 97 conference organized by [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.06.1997

PATCHWORK OF JUNIORS

In the swirl of activity by junior companies in West Africa one can clearly see the mark of two Canadian [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.04.1997

O.I.L. TAKEN OVER

While O.I.L. wanted to gain a foothold in West Africa, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.04.1997

RESERVES AT 7 BILLION BARRELS

In the latest of its surveys on the oil industry in West Africa that covers seven countries -- from Cameroon [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.03.1997

PRIDE BUILDS UP FLEET

The sale by Noble Drilling Corporation of its fleet of 13 mat jack-ups to Pride Petroleum Service Inc. for $265 [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.03.1997

DRILLING COSTS STILL RISING

Charter rates for offshore drilling rigs are continuing to climb sharply in West Africa. Jack-up dayrates are particularly buoyant and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

MORE TURNKEY PROJECTS

The relative shortage of drilling rigs and rise in charter prices (see above) have helped to boost demand for turnkey [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.1997

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WEST AFRICA: COMPETITION CARRIES THE DAY

Initial exploration in West Africa's deep offshore has proved encouraging but because of the huge investments involved it would be best for host countries to display more flexibility regarding E&P contracts. That view, voiced by Lambert Ona Ovono, deputy CEO [.

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.1996

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Togo

POWER PROJECT FINALLY LAUNCHED

MARKET STILL TIGHTENING

TRANSOCEAN DRILLER TO PULL OUT

UPDATE FOR PROBE SEISMIC SURVEY

RATES SURGE

SEMI-SUBMERSIBLES MOVE OUT

RACE FOR DEEP WATER RIGS

ON SHOW IN LONDON

LICENCES MAY BE AWARDED THIS YEAR

Spotlight
THE BIG MINE SELL-OFF

TWO FORAMER UNITS QUIT REGION

OFFSHORE WEST AFRICA 97

PATCHWORK OF JUNIORS

O.I.L. TAKEN OVER

RESERVES AT 7 BILLION BARRELS

PRIDE BUILDS UP FLEET

DRILLING COSTS STILL RISING

MORE TURNKEY PROJECTS

Spotlight
WEST AFRICA: COMPETITION CARRIES THE DAY

NIGERIAN GAS PROJECT RE-LAUNCHED

EAG STRETCHES ITS WINGS

CDC LOOKS AT PROJECTS

SALTING LEAVES BAD TASTE

26 JACK-UPS BY LATE JULY

MERGER TO PACK LITTLE PUNCH

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Togo

POWER PROJECT FINALLY LAUNCHED

MARKET STILL TIGHTENING

TRANSOCEAN DRILLER TO PULL OUT

UPDATE FOR PROBE SEISMIC SURVEY

RATES SURGE

SEMI-SUBMERSIBLES MOVE OUT

RACE FOR DEEP WATER RIGS

ON SHOW IN LONDON

LICENCES MAY BE AWARDED THIS YEAR

Spotlight THE BIG MINE SELL-OFF

TWO FORAMER UNITS QUIT REGION

OFFSHORE WEST AFRICA 97

PATCHWORK OF JUNIORS

O.I.L. TAKEN OVER

RESERVES AT 7 BILLION BARRELS

PRIDE BUILDS UP FLEET

DRILLING COSTS STILL RISING

MORE TURNKEY PROJECTS

Spotlight WEST AFRICA: COMPETITION CARRIES THE DAY

NIGERIAN GAS PROJECT RE-LAUNCHED

EAG STRETCHES ITS WINGS

CDC LOOKS AT PROJECTS

SALTING LEAVES BAD TASTE

26 JACK-UPS BY LATE JULY

MERGER TO PACK LITTLE PUNCH

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