Energy
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Banyoro told to continue preparing for oil activities despite EU resolution
By George Niyonzima People in the Bunyoro region have been requested to keep calm and continue preparing to participate in…
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CNOOC Uganda completes installation of drilling conductor pipes
The journey to Uganda’s first drop of oil in 2025 is in full force after China National Offshore Oil Corporation…
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Agreement to build $60M of mini-grids in Nigeria signed
CrossBoundary Energy Access Nigeria (CBEA) and ENGIE Energy Access Nigeria (ENGIE) announced a project finance agreement to build a $60…
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Museveni Scoffs at wrongly-placed oil criticism from European Union MPs
President Yoweri Museveni has maintained that Uganda will proceed with oil exploration plans despite the wrongly-placed criticism from European Union…
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Mining companies pledge gold sales to augment Ghana’s foreign reserves
Mining companies in Ghana have pledged to sell at least 125,000 ounces of gold to Ghana’s central bank in the…
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At least 3 killed in refinery explosion in Argentina
At least three people were killed Thursday in an explosion that caused a fire at the New American Oil refinery…
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Britain confirms support for new oil, gas licensing round
The British government formally lifted a ban on fracking for shale gas in England on Thursday and confirmed support for…
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France’s gas supplier Engie sees more LNG arrival by boat
France’s leading gas supplier Engie said it’s much better prepared for this winter with an increase of liquefied natural gas…
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U.S. crude oil production unchanged – EIA says
U.S. crude oil production averaged 12.1 million barrels per day (b/d) during the week ending Sept. 16, unchanged from the…
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Kingfisher, Tilenga & EACOP projects harmless, NEMA assures Ugandans
National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) has come out to assure Ugandans that the Environment and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for…
