Africa pipeline news

With 17 high impact wells completed in 2025, Africa will need significant investment to support natural gas demand in the near-medium term.

Wood Mackenzie releases five charts that spotlight the most significant trends reshaping the sector globally.

ROMPCO drives energy security, industrial growth, and cross-border cooperation in Southern Africa.

Aminex announces that the TPDC has awarded the EPC contract for the pipeline to China Petroleum Pipeline and China Petroleum Technology & Development Corporation.

EACOP Ltd., the company in charge of the construction and future operation of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline project from Kabaale in Uganda to Tanga in Tanzania, has announced that it has closed the first tranche of external financing for the project.

Penspen, an international energy consultancy, has been awarded a contract to provide a feasibility study update for the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline (TSGP), a landmark infrastructure project with the potential to transform African energy dynamics, enhance economic integration, and bolster global energy security.

Aminex, the oil and gas exploration and development company focused on Tanzania, has announced an update on the Ntorya development.

The President of the Arab Republic of Egypt Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and the President of the Republic of Cyprus Nikos Christodoulides presided the signing, which took place during the opening ceremony of EGYPES, an energy event in Egypt.

This agreement is set to enhance the efficiency of energy resource utilisation and minimise costs.

NNPCL is scouting private financiers to overhaul dormant 5120 km of pipeline network, insisting that the nation’s refineries, being repaired for about US$2.9 billion, are on the verge of taking off.