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Burkina Faso hopes for power boost from LNG deal
The agreement to import gas from Equatorial Guinea is intended to spur power plant development.
13 October 2017
Mauritania’s Banda gas field auction advances
The West African country says large IOCs are interesting in developing its offshore Banda field.
6 October 2017
Ghana 1000 gas-to-power project could be axed
Ghana’s flagship gas-to-power project may not receive approval as the country’s previous government signed too many power-purchase agreements.
29 September 2017
Ghana signs LNG supply deal amid FSRU confusion
Ghana’s deal with Gazprom has added to the confusion around its LNG import plans, with existing projects unsure if they are being supplemented or replaced.
25 September 2017
Ghana associated gas plans on hold as Ivory Coast verdict looms
Tullow’s exploration of the Tweneboa-Enyenra-Ntomme fields could be stymied if a ruling on a maritime border dispute with Ivory Coast does not go Ghana’s way.
19 September 2017
Energy sector uptick helps Nigeria limp out of recession
Nigeria has calmed the unrest in the Niger Delta, boosting its gas production.
11 September 2017
Ivory Coast presses on with power liberalisation
Baker Mckenzie’s Richard Mugni talks to Interfax Natural Gas Daily about the progress of power market liberalisation in Ivory Coast and the challenges faced by investors.
29 August 2017
Pioneering Gunvor snags Fortuna FLNG volumes
The Swiss trading house’s plan to take the full output from the LNG plant is seen as a bold move by analysts.
22 August 2017
Ghana pipeline delays may stymie Sankofa
Delays mean gas from Eni’s Sankofa field is likely to arrive before Ghana’s pipelines and power projects are ready for it.
18 August 2017
Nigeria’s domestic upstream players face battle to survive
Indigenous firms are suffering from devalued assets amid low commodity prices, making service companies view them as debt risks.
14 August 2017
Cameroon’s Etinde partners agree to FLNG – sources
NewAge has reached an agreement with the government over how to use the gas from the offshore Etinde permit.
8 August 2017
Angola becoming no-go zone for upstream players
Angola is facing an exodus of upstream operators as a result of an uncertain economy and problems at Sonangol.
31 July 2017
Nigeria’s new gas policy could see pricing change
Gas prices for the Nigerian power sector could be market-led if the policy results in new legislation.
24 July 2017
Endeavor in arbitration with local partner over Songon
Endeavor and Starenergie dispute the validity of the joint development agreement for the power plant project.
13 July 2017
Eni starts up Sankofa, but Ghana power still in limbo
Ghana’s review process for its gas power projects could delay their startup dates even though feedstock will soon be available.
10 July 2017
Power price a problem for Nigerian small-scale LNG
It will be difficult for developers to move small-scale LNG projects forward in Nigeria unless the government raises energy tariffs.
5 July 2017
NLNG bill hangs in the balance as opposition grows
The threat of a revolt in Nigeria’s parliament could scupper new legislation designed to force Nigeria LNG to pay more tax.
29 June 2017
Vessel choice for Greater Tortue still under debate
Kosmos and BP have yet to decide whether their FLNG vessel will be a newbuild or a conversion.
26 June 2017
Nigerian discos go off grid in search of profit
Nigeria has set its electricity tariffs so low that distributors are saying they are unable to turn a profit, leaving them searching for alternatives
15 June 2017
New determination on South African gas power likely – NERSA
South Africa’s gas tender looks in doubt following a high court ruling calling for greater consultation on the country’s nuclear power programme.
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