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Nigeria
Trident and Seplat battle Chappal for ExxonMobil stake

ExxonMobil's offloading of its stake in four shallow offshore licences, initiated in 2019, is attracting interest from several Nigerian firms backed by Western partners.

Subscribers only Energy 14.07.2021

Africa
CIS counts on oil and mining for a boost in Africa

The catering company has its eyes on major contracts for growth after a decrease in activity.

Subscribers only 05.07.2021

Tunisia
Hunt Oil joins the oil company exodus

The US junior Hunt Oil is actively seeking a partner to take over its exploration projects in a fraught climate, with the Tunisian authorities in a panic over the scale of the withdrawal of exploration companies.

Subscribers only Energy 01.07.2021

Gabon
President's office rings the changes at Gabon Oil Co and oil ministry

The entourage of President Ali Bongo has installed allies at the head of Gabon Oil Co and the directorate of hydrocarbons, two key posts in Gabon's oil sector.

Subscribers only Energy 17.06.2021

Africa
Warburg Pincus passes on Trident's latest funding round

Trident Energy is gearing up to bring new investors on board. But the American private equity firm Warburg Pincus, which has been the oil company's main backer for five years, will not be involved in this new funding round.

Subscribers only Energy 17.06.2021

Tunisia
Firms line up to buy ENI assets

As ENI prepares the Tunisian government for its departure, a range of firms are showing interest in the Italian major's assets in the country.

Free access Energy 15.06.2021

Ivory Coast
Government back against the wall as energy woes continue

The Ivorian authorities are betting on the CI-11 block and the relaunch of a gas terminal plan - projects that have been neglected in recent years - to try to end the power cuts plaguing the country.

Subscribers only Energy 14.06.2021

Chad
Savannah and ExxonMobil inch towards deal on Doba oilfields

Savannah now has just a few weeks in which to analyse the ExxonMobil data and make a firm offer on its Doba assets. The junior has been on a shopping spree for new assets of late, taking advantage of the withdrawal of the Western majors and the lack of interest in mature deposits.

Subscribers only Energy 04.06.2021

Congo
How government departments intend to divvy up Total, ENI and Perenco fines

The finance minister recently signed a decree on the sharing of upstream oil fines between the various government departments, but the text raises numerous legal issues.

Subscribers only Energy 03.06.2021

In Focus | Gabon
Private jets, offshore fields, football, magazines: the presidential palace's untraceable holdings

A string of offshore companies with no identified owner have been linked to transactions within the presidential couple's entourage. All were incorporated by the same financiers who also happen to be associates of Gabon's sovereign wealth fund.

Subscribers only Finance, Politics 24.05.2021

Gabonese President Ali Bongo getting off his plane during a visit to Beijing, 2018.

Nigeria
Under threat of $479m fine, Shell gets cracking on arbitration

Oil major Shell has appointed the first member of the arbitral tribunal that will examine its dispute with the Nigerian state over an oil spill near Rivers State in 1970.

Subscribers only Energy 29.04.2021

Gabon
Total and Perenco reach agreement on Cap Lopez oil terminal transfer

Total Gabon has reached agreement with its personnel at the Cap Lopez oil terminal on the terms of their departure from the company and transfer to Perenco.

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2021

Gabon
Bongo's gas policy task force springs to life

The group assigned to come up with ways to leverage Gabon's gas resources met for the first time in Libreville in late March. Here are the private firms who attended the meeting.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2021

Tunisia
Oil junior ATOG looks to carve out niche in renewable energies

In founding a renewable energies company, Jonathan Taylor and James Berwick are remaining within their domain of expertise while at the same time trying to move out of oil and gas. This has caught the attention of the Tunisian PM thanks to the connections of their advisor Mehdi Ben Abdallah.

Subscribers only Energy, Business 09.04.2021

Jonathan Taylot (left) and James Berwick, heads of Anglo-Tunisian Oil & Gas (ATOG).

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Trident and Seplat battle Chappal for ExxonMobil stake

Africa
CIS counts on oil and mining for a boost in Africa

Tunisia
Hunt Oil joins the oil company exodus

Gabon
President's office rings the changes at Gabon Oil Co and oil ministry

Africa
Warburg Pincus passes on Trident's latest funding round

Tunisia
Firms line up to buy ENI assets

Ivory Coast
Government back against the wall as energy woes continue

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Savannah and ExxonMobil inch towards deal on Doba oilfields

Congo
How government departments intend to divvy up Total, ENI and Perenco fines

In Focus | Gabon
Private jets, offshore fields, football, magazines: the presidential palace's untraceable holdings

Nigeria
Under threat of $479m fine, Shell gets cracking on arbitration

Gabon
Total and Perenco reach agreement on Cap Lopez oil terminal transfer

Gabon
Bongo's gas policy task force springs to life

Tunisia
Oil junior ATOG looks to carve out niche in renewable energies

Gabon
Total, Perenco and Tullow left hanging as oil minister sits on transfer deals

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ENI, Shell, CNPC, and Kufpec all jump ship as one

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Ex-Tullow Oil boss Paul McDade's new life

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Total Gabon and Perenco struggle to finalise handover of Cap Lopez terminal

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OMV and Perenco sabotage charm offensive of new ETAP boss

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Perenco

Nigeria Trident and Seplat battle Chappal for ExxonMobil stake

Africa CIS counts on oil and mining for a boost in Africa

Tunisia Hunt Oil joins the oil company exodus

Gabon President's office rings the changes at Gabon Oil Co and oil ministry

Africa Warburg Pincus passes on Trident's latest funding round

Tunisia Firms line up to buy ENI assets

Ivory Coast Government back against the wall as energy woes continue

Chad Savannah and ExxonMobil inch towards deal on Doba oilfields

Congo How government departments intend to divvy up Total, ENI and Perenco fines

In Focus | Gabon Private jets, offshore fields, football, magazines: the presidential palace's untraceable holdings

Nigeria Under threat of $479m fine, Shell gets cracking on arbitration

Gabon Total and Perenco reach agreement on Cap Lopez oil terminal transfer

Gabon Bongo's gas policy task force springs to life

Tunisia Oil junior ATOG looks to carve out niche in renewable energies

Gabon Total, Perenco and Tullow left hanging as oil minister sits on transfer deals

Gabon Bongo and oil minister Massassa poised for action in Maurel & Prom arbitration

Tunisia ENI, Shell, CNPC, and Kufpec all jump ship as one

West Africa Ex-Tullow Oil boss Paul McDade's new life

Gabon Total Gabon and Perenco struggle to finalise handover of Cap Lopez terminal

Tunisia OMV and Perenco sabotage charm offensive of new ETAP boss

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About Africa Intelligence

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Africa Intelligence on social media

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Namibia
Namibia oil utopia hangs on TotalEnergies' final investment decision

Nigeria
The latest secrets of a $10bn legal scandal between Abuja and London

Nigeria
Trident and Seplat battle Chappal for ExxonMobil stake

Africa
CIS counts on oil and mining for a boost in Africa

Tunisia
Hunt Oil joins the oil company exodus

Gabon
President's office rings the changes at Gabon Oil Co and oil ministry

Africa
Warburg Pincus passes on Trident's latest funding round

Tunisia
Firms line up to buy ENI assets

Ivory Coast
Government back against the wall as energy woes continue

Chad
Savannah and ExxonMobil inch towards deal on Doba oilfields

Congo
How government departments intend to divvy up Total, ENI and Perenco fines

In Focus | Gabon
Private jets, offshore fields, football, magazines: the presidential palace's untraceable holdings

Nigeria
Under threat of $479m fine, Shell gets cracking on arbitration

Gabon
Total and Perenco reach agreement on Cap Lopez oil terminal transfer

Gabon
Bongo's gas policy task force springs to life

Tunisia
Oil junior ATOG looks to carve out niche in renewable energies

Gabon
Total, Perenco and Tullow left hanging as oil minister sits on transfer deals

Gabon
Bongo and oil minister Massassa poised for action in Maurel & Prom arbitration

Tunisia
ENI, Shell, CNPC, and Kufpec all jump ship as one

West Africa
Ex-Tullow Oil boss Paul McDade's new life

Gabon
Total Gabon and Perenco struggle to finalise handover of Cap Lopez terminal

Tunisia
OMV and Perenco sabotage charm offensive of new ETAP boss