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Chevron

Together with Exxon and ConocoPhillips, Chevron is one of America’s three oil supermajors. The company is a major player in African oil and gas, principally in Nigeria and Angola.

Australia
Timothy Cutt

Australia’s BHP Billiton has just appointed Timothy Cutt to the newly-created post of president in charge of production for the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.2007

Nigeria, United States
Go-Ahead for Chevron Case

Judge Susan Illston from the US district court for the northern district of California has ruled that a suit filed [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.2007

Somalia
New Welcome for Oilmen

Somalia plans to enact new oil legislation aimed at persuading oil companies that held acreage in the country before December, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.2007

United States
John Watson

The current president of Chevron International for exploration & production, John Watson, has just been put in charge of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.2007

Madagascar
Clarification Concerning Sam Malin

Contrary to what several articles in Africa Energy Intelligence have [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.2007

Nigeria
Total Buys Into Three Blocks

The French group announced it had acquired a 36% holding [...]

Subscribers only Energy 28.08.2007

Somalia
Asians on the March

In addition to China’s CNOOC, an Indian firm has won a concession in Somalia.

Subscribers only Energy 24.07.2007

Namibia
Exporting Gas to South Africa

The operators of the Kudu gas field are now thinking [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.07.2007

Kuwait
KGL’s Plans for Africa

Founded a year ago by a former Kuwait trade minister, KGL Petroleum has bought into Circle Oil and is seeking new blocks on the continent.

Subscribers only Energy 12.06.2007

Kenya
Chevron takes on Tamoil

The American oil company does not want the Libyan company to carry off the contract to refurbish the Mombasa refinery.

Subscribers only Business 01.06.2007

Algeria
Gas Projects Hit by Delays

The decision to drop the project for a GTL plant at Tinhert followed delays in the LNG program at Gassi Toul and at the giant liquefaction train at Skikda.

Subscribers only Energy 29.05.2007

Spotlight | Nigeria
Technip’s Bid to Build Last Obasanjo Project

Before handing power over to his successor, Umaru Yar Adua, Nigerian president Olusegun Obasanjo would like to finalize what will be his administration’s legacy to his home region, namely the Okala gas liquefaction plant in Ogun state.

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2007

Nigeria
Work Inaugurated at Agura

The first phase of the Agura power plant ought to shortly be generating an additional 240 MW in Lagos state.

Subscribers only Energy 15.05.2007

Africa, United States
Negroponte on African Tour

Deputy U.S. secretary of state John Negroponte wound up a whirl-wind four day tour of north-east Africa in Tripoli on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.04.2007

Nigeria
A Fake Licensing Round

A last-minute licensing round organized by the Department of Petroleum Resources merely confirmed agreements reached directly beforehand between oil companies and Nigeria.

Subscribers only Energy 24.04.2007

DRC
Spice Energy Spreads its Wings

The Indian junior Spice Energy has bought into a concession in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Subscribers only Energy 24.04.2007

Sudan
Ali Hassan A. al Bashir

A report by The Indian Ocean Newsletter (Indigo Publications), a sister publication of Africa Energy Intelligence, has identified Ali Hassan [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.04.2007

Spotlight | Sudan
The local oil magnates

A large number of Sudanese businessmen, many of them close supporters of the government in Khartoum, take advantage of the oil windfall. Two local private firms are thus directly involved in exploring for oil and working it, while a host [.

Subscribers only Politics 13.04.2007

Algeria
JGC and Itochu Advance Softly

Although Western groups are finding it particularly hard to win gas projects in Algeria, Japanese conglomerates are seemingly having no trouble in landing deals.

Subscribers only Energy 10.04.2007

United States
Joseph Soliz

A Texas-based lawyer who specializes in oil and gas, Joseph Soliz, has just been named to the board of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 10.04.2007

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