Sub-Saharan Africa upstream in brief
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Report summary
Table of contents
- Can ExxonMobil’s investment help revive Nigeria’s deepwater?
- SEPLAT set to supply NLNG from Assa North-Ohaji South fields
- Green Energy completes commissioning of Otakikpo terminal
- Capricornus discovery in Namibia is a gusher
- BP loads first LNG cargo from Greater Tortue Amheyim
- Tullow offloads Kenyan assets in deal with Gulf Energy
- Nigeria's March production dips amid persistent challenges
- Galp reveals Mopane recoverable estimates for the first time
- Nigeria Upstream: NNPC's quest for growth
- Market turmoil: the corporate and upstream response
- Gabon Oil Company acquires Tullow’s Gabon portfolio
- Eni farms out Baleine and Congo LNG to Vitol
- 283 more item(s)...
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- ExxonMobil's Nigeria net deepwater production
- NLNG throughput utilisation
- Potential connection from ANOH to NLNG lines
- Otakikpo terminal and other nearby terminals
- Processing capacity and average daily throughput of nearby terminals
- Map showing Capricornus oil discovery
- Investor net cash flows (nominal) for GTA Phase 1
- Nigeria liquids production
- JV terminal liquids throughput
- Deepwater liquids production
- Map: Mopane field, Namibia
- Gabon Oil Company (GOC) net production after Assala and Tullow acquisitions
- 267 more item(s)...
What's included
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