Was 2020 really so bad for oil? 1 Oil & Gas 

Was 2020 really so bad for oil?

If ever a year needed a shot of glass-half-full attitude, it’s 2020. I got it recently from an oil executive. Conversation turned inevitably to the pandemic and 10 million barrels a day of oil consumption — one in ten — going *poof*. Against which they offered this: Despite epic disruption, we still used 90 million barrels a day of the stuff. How’s that for describing the worst drop in oil demand ever? They had reason to be cheerful, though. After spring’s sudden collapse, oil ends the year with renewed vigor. Brent crude is back above $50 a barrel, and energy stocks,… Read More Here
7.249 million barrels of oil were produced at the end of October 2020 in DRC, up 6.91% compared to 2019 3 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

7.249 million barrels of oil were produced at the end of October 2020 in DRC, up 6.91% compared to 2019

The oil industry in the Democratic Republic of the Congo produced 7 million 249,000 barrels of crude oil at the end of October 2020 against 6 million 780,000 barrels in the same period in 2019, an increase of 6.91%, according to Bank data. Central Congo The Democratic Republic of the Congo produced 8.162 million barrels of crude oil for the whole of 2019 compared to 8.393 million barrels in 2018 and 7.536 million barrels in 2017. Read More Here
Tough times for Africa’s upstream oil and gas 4 Oil & Gas 

Tough times for Africa’s upstream oil and gas

Getting upstream oil and gas projects off the ground in sub-Saharan Africa was challenging before the Covid-19 pandemic. Now the operating environment is even tougher, as the industry contends with labour restrictions, disrupted supply chains and the long-term impact on revenues and investment of the collapse in global demand for energy products. International oil companies that previously regarded the acquisition of new hydrocarbons reserves as a primary indicator of their corporate health are now touting the benefits of prudent investment in their existing oil and gas assets and diversification away… Read More Here
Public Treasury received 65.8 million USD from oil producers in the first half of 2020- DRC 5 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

Public Treasury received 65.8 million USD from oil producers in the first half of 2020- DRC

At the end of June 2020, the oil producers contributed to the Public Treasury with revenues of around 121.7 billion FC (65.819 million USD) against a linear forecast of 221.3 billion FC (119.686 million USD), i.e. an achievement rate of 55.0%, indicates the government in its report on the execution of the 2020 Budget in the first half of the year. These achievements include the tax share representing 38.3% for the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) for IBP and the non-tax share of 61.7% collected by the Directorate General of… Read More Here
OIl Oil & Gas International 

Oil market buckles under pressure as pandemic shows signs of second wave

Six months after the coronavirus pandemic’s initial punch, signs of a second wave are already emerging in the oil market. China’s buying has slowed after the nation binged when crude was cheap. Some of the largest producers in the Middle East are slashing prices for their barrels, signaling a lack of confidence in the recovery. In the U.S., the world’s most visible market, inventories remain stubbornly high. Global benchmark Brent crude on Tuesday dropped below $40 a barrel for the first time since June. While nobody is predicting a return… Read More Here
Perenco Oil & Gas Mining in DRC 

Sylvestre Ilunkamba had a meeting with a delegation from PERENCO | DRC

The Prime Minister, Sylvestre Ilunga Ilunkamba, chaired this Thursday, September 3 at the Government building in Kinshasa, a working session which brought together the ad hoc committee devoted to the PERENCO company file.  During his intervention to the press at the end of this hearing, Jean Baudoin Mayo, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of the Budget indicates that the details and precision as to this will be given in the report of the 47th meeting of the Council of Ministers which will take place this Friday 04 September. “The PERENCO dossier… Read More Here
Perenco Natural gas Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

DRC government authorizes PERENCO-REP to implement its natural gas exploitation project to produce electricity

The Council of Ministers of Friday September 4, under the direction of the Head of State, gave its discharge for the realization of the project of PRERENCO-REP to exploit natural gas in order to produce electricity. At the end of this meeting of the government, the Council of Ministers adopted the report of the Commission set up to study this file, giving its approval for: – reaffirmation of the need to carry out the project for the production and marketing of electricity obtained by the transformation of natural gas by… Read More Here
DRC Tshisekedi Oil & Gas Mining in DRC Natural gas 

Tshisekedi has made energy security and investment his top priority

The administration of President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi has made energy security and investment its top priority, seeking to get massive hydropower projects off the ground. Surrounded by major African oil & gas producers Republic of Congo and Angola, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has so far remained relatively absent of Africa’s league of hydrocarbons producers. In 2019, only French independent Perenco produced from the DRC, at an average rate of 25,000 boepd from 11 onshore fields. In this context, the administration of President Félix Antoine Tshisekedi has made energy… Read More Here
LNG Mozambique Oil & Gas 

Total Mozambique LNG – completes nearly $16 billion financing

The Mozambique liquefied natural gas project has closed up to $ 16 billion in funding for a number of banks despite a slowdown in energy investment as the corona virus pounds the global economy. According to the White & Case LLP law firm, which advised the financiers, it is the largest foreign direct investment in Africa to date. The financial closing is scheduled for the end of September. The African Development Bank will provide $ 400 million in senior loans, and the Japanese International Cooperation Bank has signed a loan… Read More Here
Energy Infrastructure 32 Energy Electricity Events & Expos Hydro power plant Oil & Gas 

Investment in (DRC) Infrastructure and Energy is Paramount

Kinshasa will welcome a broad base of international and African investors to the first ever DRC Energy & Infrastructure Investment Summit, organized by Africa Oil & Power (AOP) (www.AfricaOilAndPower.com), in 2021; the African Energy Chamber is a strategic launch partner and AOP will draw on its network in China, Europe and across Africa, including South Africa, to promote investment in oil and gas, power, mining and infrastructure; the DRC has one of Africa’s largest and most diverse endowments of mineral resources and a need to develop infrastructure nationwide. The event will… Read More Here

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