
Congo Approves Key Oil Decrees to Boost Hydrocarbon Sector
Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.

Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.

Nigeria’s portfolio of crude oil blends includes Obodo, Forcados, Escravos, and Bonga.

The implementation committee will oversee the development of Ghana’s Second Gas Processing Plant.

The vessel will complement the operational Ngoma FPSO at Block 15/06 in Angola.

The FSRU will provide LNG storage and regasification services in Egypt in 2025.

An exclusive Deal Room at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris showcased over $10 billion in investment opportunities across 17 projects, spanning oil, gas and renewable sectors.

Africa’s leading independent operators emphasized regulatory certainty, investor incentives and operator adaptability as key to unlocking the continent’s mature and marginal assets at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.

Industry leaders at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris said Africa must prioritize infrastructure, local content and competitive project economics to unlock LNG development and meet rising global demand.

The MoU will see the creation of a joint venture, with crude oil at the refinery set for domestic use.

The new facility will support African oil buyers in sourcing petroleum products directly from refineries across the continent to meet growing regional demand.
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Congo’s Council of Ministers has awarded new permits to SNPC and its partners toboost national hydrocarbon production and development.

Nigeria’s portfolio of crude oil blends includes Obodo, Forcados, Escravos, and Bonga.

The implementation committee will oversee the development of Ghana’s Second Gas Processing Plant.

The vessel will complement the operational Ngoma FPSO at Block 15/06 in Angola.

The FSRU will provide LNG storage and regasification services in Egypt in 2025.

An exclusive Deal Room at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris showcased over $10 billion in investment opportunities across 17 projects, spanning oil, gas and renewable sectors.

Africa’s leading independent operators emphasized regulatory certainty, investor incentives and operator adaptability as key to unlocking the continent’s mature and marginal assets at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris.

Industry leaders at the Invest in African Energy Forum in Paris said Africa must prioritize infrastructure, local content and competitive project economics to unlock LNG development and meet rising global demand.

The MoU will see the creation of a joint venture, with crude oil at the refinery set for domestic use.

The new facility will support African oil buyers in sourcing petroleum products directly from refineries across the continent to meet growing regional demand.
