Tanzania Hopes for FID on its Offshore LNG Projects as Discussions with IOCs Commence

Tanzania through its Minister for Energy January Makamba has reported that the government has started negotiations for the $30bn Tanzania LNG project with international oil companies including and Shell, Equinor, … Read More

NAMIBIA: Opportunities and Risks of Becoming an International Oil and Gas Player

Historically overlooked by independent oil companies (IOCs) and considered something of an oil and gas frontier state, Namibia is establishing itself more prominently on the international oil and gas map. … Read More

ANGOLA: Total Starts Production From Zinia Phase 2, Successful Short-Cycle Development On Block 17

Total, operator of Block 17 in Angola, together with the Angolan National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency, announce the start of production from Zinia Phase 2 short-cycle project, connected to … Read More

Africa LNG Report Out Now: Mozambique at Forefront of Global Gas Development

Africa Oil & Power (AOP) has launched its Africa Energy Series: Africa LNG Special Report 2021, dedicated exclusively to Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) developments and investment across the continent; driven by new discoveries … Read More

NAMIBIA: Eco Atlantic Reissued With Four Licenses in Walvis Basin for 10 years

Eco Atlantic Oil and Gas has announced the Company has successfully negotiated the reissuance of its four licenses in Namibia’s Walvis Basin for 10 years, which received final Government confirmation on … Read More

Driving Deal-Making in Mozambique Post-COVID

Mozambique defied global investment flows by reporting a rise in deal activity in 2020. Now, the country seeks to engage local service providers to supply goods and services to gas … Read More