Rentia van Tonder, head of power for StandardBankGroup, talks to African Review about the bank’s financial support towards innovative off-grid solutions to meet the future energy needs of Africa
Source: African Review
Standard Bank: Off-grid generation is the future
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Justin Trudeau’s government is prepared to reimburse Kinder Morgan Canada for any financial losses incurred by ‘politically motivated’ delays.
Source: Offshore
Canada Backstops Kinder Morgan for Trans Mountain Delays
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Crude settled at the highest since 2014 as shrinking US oil, gasoline and diesel stockpiles signaled tightening global supplies.
Source: Offshore
Oil Reaches Highest Since Late 2014 After US Surplus Shrinks
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The price of Brent Crude oil will average between $80 and $90 per barrel in the 2020s, according to oil and gas analysts at BMI Research.
Source: Offshore
Analysts: 'We See Prices Trading Into the -90 Per Barrel Range'
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Premier Oil says it is heading for a ‘material’ reduction of its $2.7 billion debt pile, with its Catcher field ramp-up reaching a promised 60,000 barrels per day.
Source: Offshore
Premier Oil Says Debt Reduction On Track As Output Grows
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Norwegian production drops month-on-month in April, according to preliminary output figures released by the Norwegian Petroleum Directorate.
Source: Offshore
Norwegian Production Drops in April
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Chevron extends invitation to Woodside and Shell to collaborate on shared infrastructure development.
Source: Offshore
Chevron Unveils Shared Vision for North West Shelf Infrastructure Stimulus
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Global demand for oil is likely to moderate this year, as the price of crude nears $80 a barrel and many key importing nations no longer offer consumers generous fuel subsidies, the IEA says.
Source: Offshore
IEA Warns Global Oil Demand May Suffer As Crude Nears
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Wintershall Norge AS submits a $1.2 billion plan for development and operation for the North Sea Nova field.
Source: Offshore
Wintershall Submits .2B PDO for North Sea Field
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Economic growth in Senegal has continued to be strong, while inflation has remained low, according to the team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Michel Lazare, who visited Dakar from 26 April to 11 May 2018
Source: African Review
Senegal continues to show strong economic growth, says IMF
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