Oil & Gas and Blockchain: Fad or truly disruptive?
First there was big data and now Blockchain is being hailed as the next transformative technology. It took the oil…
Why Natural Resource Finds Are More Than Just a Curse – the Case of Mozambique
By Gerhard Toews and Pierre-Louis Vézina Natural resources are often thought of as a curse in developing countries, slowing economic…
Who Will Gain From South Sudan Expanded Oil Production?
Juba is keen to see the black gold pumping as South Sudan emerges out of a civil war that caused…
What Kenya Can Do to Ensure Local People Benefit From Its Oil Industry
By Melba K. Wasunna Six years ago, Kenya discovered commercially viable oil deposits in the Turkana region. The find is…
Cleaner gas could bridge transition to greener energy, experts say
Fossil fuels are unfashionable but necessary, and the journey towards economies fueled by green energy begins with a switch from…
10 developments that will shape Africa’s energy sector in 2019
By NJ AYUK After a year of rebound and recovery, Africa’s old and new hydrocarbons markets have an opportunity…
Oil Production Resumes in South Sudan’s Unity State
Oil is again being pumped from fields in South Sudan’s former Unity state, five years after production was halted because…
New Organisational Model Prevents Conflicts of Interest in Oil Sector
The new organisational model introduced in the Angolan oil sector is intended to bring about greater efficiency to the state-owned…
Mechanical pipe systems can help oil companies streamline operations
Mechanical pipe systems can help oil companies streamline operations By Arrie Nel, PwC’s “Africa Oil and Gas Review”…
New technology enables action on CO2 emissions in the Oil & Gas Industry
New technology enables action on CO2 emissions in the Oil & Gas Industry By Lana Ginns An International Energy Agency…