Africa pipeline news

Algerian national energy company plans to invest in exploration and production of hydrocarbons, and to upgrade facilities to improve its position in global markets for pipeline gas.

Planned investments across Africa totalling US$245 billion for gas pipelines, LNG terminals, and power plants represent an enormous stranded asset risk.

Savannah Energy announces the completion of its acquisition of ExxonMobil’s upstream and downstream asset portfolio in Chad and Cameroon.

The significant drop in export volumes to Europe is taking a substantial bite out of Russian revenues, which in turn means that some projects will be delayed by at least three to four years.

Automation leader recognised for contributing to workforce inclusivity and equality in the energy industry.

Under a mandate to make energy poverty history by 2030, African Energy Week hosted a panel discussion that explored the numerous pipeline projects currently underway in Africa.

3t EnerMech named ‘Regional Winner for East Africa and the Rest of the World’ in prestigious Engineering Construction Industry Training and Development Awards.

The AIEN recognises achievements in five categories: Deal of the year, Venture of the year, Discovery of the year, Energy Innovation and CSR Campaign of the year.

Central African countries signed a deal on Thursday to create a regional oil and gas pipeline network and hub infrastructures which backers say will strengthen energy supply and reduce dependence on imports of refined products.

A high-level delegation from Namibia will travel to Equatorial Guinea to hold bilateral meetings and visit oil and gas facilities.