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DRC Issue dated 25/05/2011

Local investor in methane project

A company working in Congo-K’s construction industry is keen on extracting methane gas from Lake Kivu. [...] (259 words)

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Belgium in methane gas play

With Rwanda already well on the way towards extracting gas from Lake Kivu, neighbouring Congo-K is still at the stage of wanting to peg out concessions. [...]

DRC 26/06/2012

Kinshasa balks at rules on methane

Under pressure from Rwanda, Congo-K’s new hydrocarbons minister is making fresh moves on the project to extract methane gas from Lake Kivu back on track. [...]

DRC RWANDA 14/02/2012

KivuWatt could start up in 2013

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Good news for ContourGlobal

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Lake Tanganyika’s trail blazers

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