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Nigeria may have lost out on a multi-billion dollar oil pipeline contract following the decision of Chinese investor to move the project to neighbouring Niger Republic after it reportedly first tried to site it in Africa’s most populous country. The China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC), now known as China Petroleum Pipeline Engineering Co. Ltd. (CPP), […]

THE AFRICAN Energy Chamber has announced that Cape Town will host the first Africa Energy Week in November. The event replaces Africa Oil Week, a four-day conference that aims at uniting industry stakeholders, international speakers and the who’s who of the African oil and gas sectors. In a statement released on Friday, mayoral committee member

Energy and climate policies made in the halls of Brussels or Washington have a profound impact elsewhere. This is particularly applicable to Africa. The continent’s oil and gas producers are facing a tough future and they need help from both the outside world and within their own countries to continue. Nigeria and Angola dominate Sub-Saharan