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Libya, Russia
Sanctions Lifted

Without waiting for Washington restore ties with Tripoli (see above), Russian president Vladmir Putin signed a decree on Nov. 21 [...]

Published on 26.11.2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Ethiopia
Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Rivalry between Russia's Methanol and the U.S. firm Sicor to extract gas from the Calub field has boiled down to how the projects are to be funded.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Africa
How Russians Fund Expansion

To fund their acquisitions in Africa, Russian oil companies have a pretty handy answer: Africa's debts to the former Soviet Union.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Libya
Chirac’s Crony in Tripoli

Russian and European companies are making ever-greater efforts to gain headway in Libya in the absence of U.S. firms which [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.11.2001

Sudan
ARAKIS SEEKS A BUYER

Arakis Energy Corp. is still finding it hard to raise funding and is even thinking of selling out to a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.07.1998

Libya, Tunisia
ELF AND NIMR SHARE RIG

The semi-submersible Actinia will begin mobilizing from a yard in Singapore to the Mediterranean at the end of the month [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.06.1998

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa
AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

A new study by the European Commission on energy investment in third party Mediterranean countries which focuses on North Africa from Morocco to Egypt will be completed by the end of June, the EU energy commissioner, Christos Papoutsis, announced at [.

Subscribers only Energy 21.05.1997

North Africa
ENI-LIBYA DEAL SIGNED -- IN JUNE

An agreement between ENI and Libya to develop the offshore gas block NC-41 (including associated gas from the Bouri field) [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.11.1996

Libya
U.S. SANCTIONS TIGHTENED

Failing to persuade the Security Council to expand U.N. sanctions against Libya to include an oil embargo, the United States [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.01.1996

Libya
PACT WITH RUSSIANS

An economic and technical cooperation accord recently signed between Libya [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.09.1995

Spotlight | Russia, Sudan
RUSSIANS BACK IN BUSINESS

Having hung around too long for Arakis to raise the $300 million needed its the Heglig-Port Sudan oil line project, Sudan signed an agreement in April with the Russian oil company Yukos and an engineering firm to build the facility [.

Subscribers only Energy 05.07.1995

Spotlight | Libya
SANCTIONS FAIL TO BITE

The oil industry remains highly active in Libya and there is no evidence that American and UN sanctions have had any appreciable effect on a sector that provides 95% of the country's revenue. All available acreage in Libya's sedimentary basins, [.

Subscribers only Energy 08.03.1995

Zaire
COUNTING ON FRIENDS

Libya will ship oil products to Zaire in coming weeks, announced Bachkir Saleh following a meeting at Gbadolite on Dec. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 03.01.1994

Spotlight | Libya
PRESSURE BUILDS UP

Although it had no bearing on oil, the U.N. Security Council embargo on air travel and arms supplies to Libya, to come into effect on April 15, nonetheless ruffled oil markets. On one hand, the industry is concerned over the [.

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.1992

Tunisia
SIX PERMITS IN 1991, SIX TO COME

Belli 2, the first appraisal well explored at the end of 1991 by Marathon on the Grombalia permit after the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 16.01.1992

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In less than a month, the stalemate on the share-out of the Caspian Sea's oil and an agreement on future pipelines have altered the whole power picture in Central Asia.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 11.07.2002

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Spotlight | Libya PRESSURE BUILDS UP

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Energy Cards Reshuffled in Central Asia

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Niger
Washington watches as Tehran negotiates with Niamey for 300 tonnes of uranium

Guinea
Behind the scenes of Mamadi Doumbouya's offensive on Russian miner Nordgold

Libya, Russia
Sanctions Lifted

Ethiopia
Rival Financial Packages for Calub

Africa
How Russians Fund Expansion

Libya
Chirac’s Crony in Tripoli

Sudan
ARAKIS SEEKS A BUYER

Libya, Tunisia
ELF AND NIMR SHARE RIG

Spotlight | European Union, North Africa
AN ENERGY-WATER PACT?

North Africa
ENI-LIBYA DEAL SIGNED -- IN JUNE

Libya
U.S. SANCTIONS TIGHTENED

Libya
PACT WITH RUSSIANS

Spotlight | Russia, Sudan
RUSSIANS BACK IN BUSINESS

Spotlight | Libya
SANCTIONS FAIL TO BITE

Zaire
COUNTING ON FRIENDS

Spotlight | Libya
PRESSURE BUILDS UP

Tunisia
SIX PERMITS IN 1991, SIX TO COME