Oil & Gas

War Risk Drives Macquarie Out of Kuwait’s $7 Billion Pipeline Deal — and Investors Are Getting Nervous

In one of the clearest signals yet that the Iran war is beginning to freeze investment across the Gulf, Australian infrastructure giant Macquarie has...

Ghana’s Energy Ministry Launches New Committee to Boost Local Ownership and Participation in the Power Sector

Ghana's Ministry of Energy and Green Transition has inaugurated a new Local Content and Local Participation (LCLP) Committee, a move the government says is...

Ghana Has More Than Five Weeks of Fuel Reserves, Regulator Assures Public Amid Middle East Crisis

As global oil prices spike due to conflict in the Middle East, Ghana's petroleum authority is working to prevent panic at the pump. The...

Middle East Conflict Sends Oil and Gas Prices Soaring as Strait of Hormuz Shipping Freezes

A new military conflict in the Middle East has sent shockwaves through global energy markets. Oil and natural gas prices surged as Israeli and...

Panoro Expands Equatorial Guinea Portfolio with $219.5M Block G Acquisition, Earns Praise from African Energy Chamber

The African Energy Chamber has endorsed Panoro Energy’s move to acquire a 40.375% stake in Equatorial Guinea’s Block G from Kosmos Energy, a deal...

COMAC and CBOD Strike Notice: “Return the Illegal LPG Diversions Now”

The Chamber of Oil Marketing Companies (COMAC) and the Chamber of Bulk Oil Distributors (CBOD) have issued a scathing condemnation of the government’s alleged...

Namibia’s Multi-Track Energy Strategy: Moving from Ambition to Execution

Namibia has officially entered a phase of high-speed implementation, transforming its energy landscape into a sophisticated, multi-pillar ecosystem. By simultaneously advancing offshore oil, massive...

Eni is expanding its exploration activities in Africa thanks to major discoveries in Côte d’Ivoire and Angola.

Eni Strengthens African Presence with Landmark Hydrocarbon Finds Italian energy major Eni has kicked off early 2026 with a series of high-impact discoveries, signaling a...

Drone Strikes on UAE’s Fujairah Port and Shah Gas Field Threaten to Cut Off the Emirates’ Last Crude Export Route

The United Arab Emirates is facing its most severe energy infrastructure crisis since the Iran war began, as a relentless wave of drone strikes...
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