The project set up a drilling guide, used divers for alignment checks, installed a 57-meter casing and completed three anchor piles to prepare the mooring foundation for the FLNG unit.
The agreement signals the return of the Brazilian energy company to Angola’s oil and gas market.
The company seeks to monetize the country’s R95 billion in estimated oil and gas potential.
The renewed effort aims to boost production and operational efficiency in one of West Africa’s key oil fields.https://ecp.fgxdev.co.za/?s=Ghana
The Mozambique LNG project is seen as critical for boosting the country’s gas exports once construction resumes and operations begin.
Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas and Shell have met to discuss partnerships in exploration, production and technology transfer.
Panoro Energy reported stable Q1 2025 production as the company continues to deliver on its operational and shareholder return targets.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.
Renewed interest in Angola’s onshore Kwanza Basin is being driven by recent acquisitions, seismic campaigns and international partnerships
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The project set up a drilling guide, used divers for alignment checks, installed a 57-meter casing and completed three anchor piles to prepare the mooring foundation for the FLNG unit.
The agreement signals the return of the Brazilian energy company to Angola’s oil and gas market.
The company seeks to monetize the country’s R95 billion in estimated oil and gas potential.
The renewed effort aims to boost production and operational efficiency in one of West Africa’s key oil fields.https://ecp.fgxdev.co.za/?s=Ghana
The Mozambique LNG project is seen as critical for boosting the country’s gas exports once construction resumes and operations begin.
Libya’s Ministry of Oil and Gas and Shell have met to discuss partnerships in exploration, production and technology transfer.
Panoro Energy reported stable Q1 2025 production as the company continues to deliver on its operational and shareholder return targets.
Libya’s 2025 licensing round, featuring a new contractual framework, marks a major step in revitalizing the country’s energy sector and attracting international investment.
Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.
Renewed interest in Angola’s onshore Kwanza Basin is being driven by recent acquisitions, seismic campaigns and international partnerships