Egypt’s flagship energy show closed with 50,000 visitors, a Chevron gas deal and a new Egypt-Cyprus offshore exploration framework
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Senegal and Nigeria Forge Energy Alliance in Abuja as West Africa Deepens Oil and Gas Cooperation
Senegal’s energy minister visited Abuja this week to lock in oil, gas and refining cooperation deals with Nigeria
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Europe Moves on Africa Energy Deals as Middle East Crisis Rewrites Global Supply Chains
Europe is pivoting from decades of aid to interest-driven energy deals with Africa as the Iran war rewrites global supply chains
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The U.S. is pushing deeper energy deals across the Caribbean, with Suriname’s emerging offshore oil sector firmly in Washington’s sights
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KEY POINTS Nigeria has become an important alternative supplier of aviation fuel to Europe as geopolitical tensions between the United States and Iran disrupt traditional supply routes from the Middle …
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KEY POINTS The City of Cape Town has issued a tender to procure 500 megawatts of electricity from energy traders through power purchase agreements ranging from one to ten years. …
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KEY POINTS Nigeria’s crude oil reserves fell slightly to 37.01 billion barrels as of January 1, 2026, down from 37.28 billion barrels recorded a year earlier, according to the Nigerian …
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KEY POINTS Abu Dhabi-based investment holding group 2PointZero announced that its subsidiary ePointZero will acquire all equity interests in US natural gas infrastructure company Traverse Midstream Partners for $2.25 billion. …
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Turkish Drillship Reaches Somalia’s Curad-1 Well, Watchdog Demands Oil Contract Disclosure
Turkey’s Cagri Bey drillship has reached Somalia’s Curad-1 offshore well, marking the country’s first active oil exploration and triggering transparency demands
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Ethiopia and Russia Seal Nuclear Energy Roadmap as Addis Ababa Eyes Its First Reactor
Ethiopia and Russia signed a nuclear energy development roadmap March 31, pushing Addis Ababa closer to its first reactor as hydropower risks mount