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TotalEnergies' elusive Venus well postponed yet again

The much-anticipated drilling of the Venus prospect on TotalEnergies' Namibian Block 2913B had scheduled for September, but is now expected to be delayed again. the government expects the drilling platform to arrive in its waters around December. [...] (200 words)

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After Shell, Windhoek hopes for double win with TotalEnergies

Shell's success on its first well drilled in the Orange Basin spells good news for the Namibian state, which has reason to believe TotalEnergies' forthcoming announcement of the results of its exploration well on Venus will confirm the area's oil potential as a future money-earner. [...]

ANGOLA 20/12/2021

TotalEnergies fails ultra deepwater offshore attempt on Block 48

The French major had placed a lot of focus on drilling offshore on Angolan Block 48 to a depth that had never been reached before. However, it was left disappointed. [...]

WEST AFRICA 14/12/2021

ENI, Mercuria, TotalEnergies and Shell aim to revive Gulf of Guinea next year Free

African E&P may have focused on the south of the continent lately, but the west is still very much in the game. [...]

SOUTHERN AFRICA 19/11/2021

Standard Bank still keen to bankroll fossil fuel industry

Unlike the overwhelming majority of European banks who want to go green and are reluctant to finance oil exploration, South Africa's Standard Bank shows no sign of withdrawing from the oil and gas industry. [...]

AFRICA 30/09/2021

Emmanuelle Garinet takes charge of TotalEnergies' African exploration business

Frenchwoman Emmanuelle Garinet has been appointed vice president in charge of African exploration by TotalEnergies. [...]

Mohammed Barkindo, Secretary General of OPEC (foreground, light outfit) was received on August 22 in Congo-Brazzaville by Bruno Jean-Richard Itoua, Congolese Minister of Hydrocarbons, to his left. © SNPC

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