The construction of US$13.6mn Ombepo wind power project at Lüderitz in Namibia is close to completion, reported the developer Innosun Energy Holdings, noting that the project aims to add five megawatts of electricity to the country’s national power grid
Source: African Review
Wind power project near completion in Namibia
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A surge in Ghana’s oil output this year may do little to ease the West African nation’s fiscal strains as crude prices are lower than what it budgeted
Source: Offshore
Ghana Oil Boon Not Enough to Plug Budget Hole as Prices Drop
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The rebalancing of global oil markets has become less certain, with OPEC production rising and little evidence that bloated stockpiles are shrinking as expected, the IEA says.
Source: Offshore
IEA Less Confident on Oil Rebalancing as OPEC Supply Rises
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Upstream private equity focuses on developing oil and gas assets, energy investment pro Claire Harvey tells Rigzone in exclusive interview.
Source: Offshore
The Rigzone Interview: Private Equity Cash Focuses on Oil, Gas Development
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The Trump administration announces its first offshore oil and gas lease sale.
Source: Offshore
Trump Administration Reduces Royalty Rates In First US Oil, Gas Lease Sale
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A report by Boston Consulting Group and World Petroleum Council examines gender balance at crucial stages of career development.
Source: Offshore
BLOG: New Study Pegs Women as 'Untapped Reserves' in Oil, Gas
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Oil prices rose 1.3% after much stronger demand in China overshadowed a downbeat report by the International Energy Agency IEA.
Source: Offshore
Oil Rises As Robust Chinese Demand Seen Helping Drain Glut
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Three years into the biggest oil downturn in a generation, industry bosses see the recovery slipping further from view.
Source: Offshore
Oil Bosses See More Pain as Price Recovery Slips to 2020
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Gaz-System expects the North-South Gas Corridor linking LNG terminals in Poland and Croatia to be ready by 2022.
Source: Offshore
Poland Sees North-South Gas Corridor Ready By 2022
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The construction of Tanzania’s first flyover at Tazara by the junction of Nelson Mandela Expressway and Nyerere road in Dar es Salaam has progressed 45.3 per cent, according to the Tanzanian government
Source: African Review
Tazara flyover construction marks progress in Tanzania
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