Africa pipeline news

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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.

Algeria, Egypt, and Nigeria will account for about 60% of the continent’s total LNG production capacity between 2022 - 2025, even as construction moves ahead on new facilities.

The Perenco-owned company has announced the delivery of its first oil to the Chad-Cameroon pipeline, signalling a new era of oil production and distribution in Africa.

3t EnerMech signs four-year exclusivity agreement with the ECITB to become the sole provider of its licensed training in Angola and Guyana.

Solutions specialist secures a number of OPEX and CAPEX contracts totalling US$128 million across its Africa, Middle East and Caspian locations.

ILF Consulting Engineers and DORIS Engineering support ONHYM and NNPC to deliver strategic world-scale gas pipeline from Nigeria to Morocco.

Decom secures two contracts worth more than £300 000 in the North Sea and offshore west Africa.

The acquisition will see South Africa’s iGas and Mozambique’s Companhia Mocambic¸ana de Gasoduto hold 40% equity shares in the pipeline.