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Opec: Research director move ahead of SG change

The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) director of research Omar Abdelhamid is believed to be returning to his former employer Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco), where he headed research and development prior to his 2013...

Abu Dhabi: Al-Jaber pushes Adnoc to be more efficient

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) has set out a new strategy based around efficiency, profitability and maximising shareholder value, in the latest sign the UAE authorities are determined to cut wasteful spending. “Adnoc must evolve into a...

Oman/UAE: India projects naval, air power

Prime minister Narendra Modi’s government has made good on its commitment to step up military engagement with Gulf Co-operation Council states – reiterated during the PM’s visits to Saudi Arabia in early April and the UAE last year – with...

Iraq: Baghdadi living ‘within a tight arc’ in north-east

Islamic State (IS or Daesh) leader Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi has recovered from wounds sustained in a March 2015 air strike (which apparently was not intended for him) near Shurgat on the Tigris river, and has been moving “within a tight arc of north-...

Libya: Marsa Al-Harigah blockade lifted but conflict continues

The resolution of a blockade at the Marsa al-Harigah terminal in mid-May averted what many expected to be a highly damaging financial and political crisis. However, it leaves unresolved the main grievances that provoked leaders in Cyrenaica to...

South Africa: Energy minister outlines gas IPP timetable

Energy minister Tina Joemat-Pettersson has set out a timetable for the gas independent power producer (IPP) procurement programme as well as plans for legislative changes to bring gas midstream fully under the purview of the Department of Energy...

Gabon: Government to end SEEG monopoly

The government has presented a bill to parliament that would remove the monopoly of power and water utility Société d’Energie et d’Eau du Gabon (SEEG) and open up both sectors to private investment.France’s Veolia, which owns 51% of SEEG, signed...

Endeavor lines up schemes to fill West African demand gaps

Backed by the US Power Africa initiative, Endeavor Energy has four projects close to sanction in West Africa aiming to fill short to medium-term demand gaps with a mix of imported and domestic gas and heavy fuel oil. Two of the projects are in...

Namibia: Enertronica purchases second solar power project

Italy’s Enertronica Group has acquired a second 6MW solar photovoltaic (PV) project at Okatope, and is reported to have begun construction on its first 6MW project at Trekkopje, a former uranium mine in Erongo region. The plants are among the...

Ethiopia: Salini signs €2.5bn deal to build 2,200MW Koysha dam

On 24 May, Italy’s Salini Impregilo announced that it had signed a €2.5bn contract with Ethiopian Electric Power (EEP) to build the 2,200MW Koysha dam on the Omo River. The project comprises a 170-metre-high roller-compacted concrete dam with a...

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