World: War in Ukraine,barrel of oil goes from 104 to 113.02 USD in one week on the international market 1 International Energy Oil & Gas 

World: War in Ukraine,barrel of oil goes from 104 to 113.02 USD in one week on the international market

The consequences of Russian military operations in Ukraine are likely to be disastrous for the global economy. On the sixth day of the war in Ukraine, crude oil prices continued to soar on the international market. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI), also called Texas Light Sweet which is a variation of crude oil serving as a standard in the fixing of the price of crude and as a raw material for oil futures contracts with the Nymex (New York Mercantile Exchange ), the stock market specializing in energy, rose on… Read More Here
World: against the backdrop of tensions between Russians and Ukrainians, the barrel of crude oil climbs to 104.80 USD on the international market 2 Oil & Gas International 

World: against the backdrop of tensions between Russians and Ukrainians, the barrel of crude oil climbs to 104.80 USD on the international market

The price of crude oil has gained momentum on the international market, in a context marked by rising tensions between Ukraine and Russia. The barrel, the brent (type of crude oil used as a standard in the fixing of the price) of crude oil, exceeded the symbolic bar of 100 USD to settle at 104.80 USD on February 24, 2022. A record that it you have to look back 8 years, in 2014. In this year 2014, in a context of imposition and tightening of international sanctions against Tehran and… Read More Here
DRC: nearly USD 5.8 billion collected in taxes, duties, fees and royalties from mining and oil companies between 2018 and 2019 3 Mining in DRC Mining tax Oil & Gas Taxes 

DRC: nearly USD 5.8 billion collected in taxes, duties, fees and royalties from mining and oil companies between 2018 and 2019

Between 2018 and 2019, mining and oil companies operating in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) paid the public treasury in taxes, duties, fees and royalties, a total amount estimated at 5,849,113,365.66 billion. U.S. dollars. This is what the statistical yearbook of the Democratic Republic of Congo reports in its publication for the year 2020. According to this report, during this period under analysis, mining companies paid the Congolese State a sum of 5,456,810,153.31 billion US dollars, i.e. 2.9 billion USD paid in 2018 and 2.4 billion USD in 2019.… Read More Here
Nigeria’s Ministry of Petroleum Resources Signs Partnership with African Energy 4 Petroleum International Oil & Gas 

Nigeria’s Ministry of Petroleum Resources Signs Partnership with African Energy

Nigeria’s Ministry of Petroleum Resources has fully endorsed African Energy Week (AEW) 2022, partnering with the AEC for the second edition of Africa’s premier energy event. Taking place in Cape Town on the 18th -21st of October, AEW 2022 extends on the narrative of making energy poverty history by 2030, uniting energy leaders, global financiers, and both public and private sector executives for a week of intense dialogue on Africa’s energy future. Having partnered with one of Africa’s energy sector heavyweights, the event is well positioned to lead Africa into… Read More Here
Congo’s Gas Master Plan Promises to Expand Export Opportunities and Domestic Development 5 Energy Oil & Gas 

Congo’s Gas Master Plan Promises to Expand Export Opportunities and Domestic Development

In a bid to optimize the country’s gas potential and revitalize its hydrocarbons sector, the Congo has put together and launched, at the end of 2021, a plan to put its estimated 10 trillion cubic feet of natural gas reserves to good use. The new Gas Master Plan (GMP) is designed to promote gas utilization and attract foreign direct investment, while reducing its dependency on oil revenues and expanding the country’s power grid. Developed by the Ministry of Hydrocarbons and Wood Mackenzie, guided by Société Nationale des Pétroles du Congo… Read More Here
DRC: Didier Budimbu announces the launch of a call for tenders in January 2022 to award the oil blocks 6 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

DRC: Didier Budimbu announces the launch of a call for tenders in January 2022 to award the oil blocks

A call for tenders for the allocation of oil blocks in the Democratic Republic of the Congo will be launched in January 2022, through the Ministry of Hydrocarbons. The announcement was made on Wednesday November 10, 2021 by Didier Budimbu, Minister of Hydrocarbons in the DRC, from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates where he is taking part in the 27th edition of Africa Oil Week. According to him, the Democratic Republic of Congo is full of many opportunities likely to boost the global economy and so far, the country… Read More Here
Didier Budimbu promises to support oil companies ready to invest in this sector- DRC 7 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

Didier Budimbu promises to support oil companies ready to invest in this sector- DRC

The Minister of Hydrocarbons, Me Didier Budimbu, took part from November 10 to 11, 2021 in the 27th edition of Africa Oil Week held in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates. The day before the end of this meeting which brought together oil operators in particular, Didier Budimbu presented to Madinat Jumeirah (part of this meeting) the investment opportunities offered by the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the oil sector. . Didier Budimbu took this opportunity to announce to oil and gas investors that he is ready to support… Read More Here
Ituri: Oil importers threaten to close their gas stations, due to high tax from the DRC's hydrocarbons division 8 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas Petroleum 

Ituri: Oil importers threaten to close their gas stations, due to high tax from the DRC’s hydrocarbons division

Importers of petroleum products in Ituri are protesting against a tax estimated at 175,000 US dollars per oil importer from Ituri. This is revealed by the content of a joint letter, signed on October 19, 2021 by Daniel Mugisa, provincial president of importers of petroleum products and Arsène Lombu, interim president of the provincial council of the FEC Ituri representing his incapacitated leader addressed to the national minister of hydrocarbons after their meeting held on Monday, October 18, 2021 at Gold Stars Hotel. These importers of fuel and its substitutes are… Read More Here
Angola’s modest oil output goal reveals a truth on global supply 9 Oil & Gas 

Angola’s modest oil output goal reveals a truth on global supply

Want proof of how hard it is for some oil-producing countries to lift supply? Look no further than the west African nation of Angola. State Secretary for Petroleum and Gas Jose Barroso said Thursday that the country aims to keep production above 1.1-million barrels a day in the coming years. As ambitions go it’s a very modest one: in 2007, when Angola joined the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, it was pursuing a production target of 2-million barrels a day. It highlights a schism within OPEC+, the alliance of global producers who… Read More Here
NGO'S call on govt to proceed with transparent call for tenders of oil blocks taken over by Dan Gertler- DRC 10 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

NGO’S call on govt to proceed with transparent call for tenders of oil blocks taken over by Dan Gertler- DRC

Congolese economic news remains marked by the expiration of research permits for blocks 1 and 2 of the Graben Albertine, which had been granted in 2011 in an opaque manner, according to civil society, to companies affiliated with Dan Gertler. The letter from Didier Budimbu, Ministry of Hydrocarbons, is clear: the end of the production sharing contract has been noted. The party Dan Gertler was even asked to transmit to the Congolese government all the exploration results made on the two blocks.  It is also the result of advocacy led by civil… Read More Here

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