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Sub-Saharan Africa upstream in brief

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The Sub-Saharan Africa upstream in brief provides Wood Mackenzie's expert opinion and analysis of the key events impacting the upstream industry in the region. We draw upon our upstream database and data tools to help deepen our clients' understanding of the region. The report primarily focuses on exploration and appraisal drilling, project developments, production, licensing, fiscal and regulatory changes, geopolitics, and corporate and M&A activity.

Table of contents

  • São Tomé & Príncipesecondexplorationsetback
  • ANOH achieves first gas
  • Civettesetbackexposesfrontierrisk as Murphypreparescriticalfollow-upwells
  • Exploration gaining momentum in deepwater Liberia
  • TotalEnergies sells its 10% equity in the Renaissance JV to VAARIS
  • Maurel & Prom exits Nigeria with Seplat sale
  • Shell builds on its Angola return with Chevron farm-in
  • Chevron brings N'dola Sul onstream in Angola's Block 0
  • Heirs Energies purchases Maurel & Prom’s stake in Seplat
  • Heirs Energies secures US$750 million from Afreximbank
  • NUPRC awards PAFG licences to twenty-eight companies
  • BW Energy and Maurel & Prom acquire Angolan assets from Azule Energy
  • 359 more item(s)...

Tables and charts

This report includes the following images and tables:

    Blocks awarded under the JSAARenaissance JV blocksLocation of blocks 49 and 50
    Block 0 oil productionHeirs Energies production outlookHeirs Energies resourcesHeirs Energies' production profileGas production and flaring since 2021Shell's PEL 39 locationBlock 2C in South AfricaReconAfrica's PEL73 and Angola MoUNGC project: production and cashflow
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