South Africa’s top court annulled Eskom’s gas power project permit in Richards Bay, citing lack of a proper consultation with local communities
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Santos’ $16 billion takeover bid collapsed after the XRG consortium withdrew, citing regulatory hurdles and risk allocation disputes
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Egypt’s oil and gas output is rebounding after four years of decline, easing import bills and drawing new foreign investment
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Excerpt: Chevron and Israel expand the Leviathan gas project with a new pipeline to Egypt as demand rises and domestic output weakens
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KEY POINTS Chevron Mediterranean Limited and Israel Natural Gas Lines have signed a major transportation agreement to build the Nitzana export route, a new natural gas pipeline designed to expand …
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KEY POINTS TotalEnergies SE has signed four production sharing contracts with Liberia, marking a major step in the country’s efforts to revive offshore oil exploration and lure back big-ticket investment. …
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KEY POINTS Nigeria has taken a historic step into the global energy market, with the Dangote Petroleum Refinery shipping petrol to the United States for the very first time. The …
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KEY POINTS South Africa’s National Energy Regulator, Nersa, is facing a storm of criticism after admitting to a R54 billion miscalculation in Eskom’s tariff settlement — an error that will …
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KEY POINTS Dangote Industries Limited has pushed back against allegations by petroleum marketers that its refinery is giving preferential petrol prices to foreign traders, insisting that Nigeria remains the cheapest …
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KEY POINTS Libya’s National Oil Corporation, NOC, is moving to deepen its collaboration with energy giant Schlumberger as the country looks to stabilize production and expand technical capacity after years …