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Oil rises above $79 a barrel on Norway strike, Libyan disruption

Oil prices rose by more than $1 dollar per barrel on Tuesday due to growing global supply outages, with Norway shutting down one oilfield as hundreds of workers began a strike and Libya saying its production more than halved in recent months. The disruptions add to supply worries around the world. Venezuela’s production has collapsed […]

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S.Africa’s Eskom Signs $100 Million Loan From German Bank KfW

South Africa’s Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd. and KfW, the German development bank, signed a $100 million loan facility to connect renewable-power projects run by independent producers to the grid. The loan will support expanding the transmission network in the Northern Cape province after the government signed long-delayed power-purchase agreements in April for projects worth $4.1

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Petroleum Data A National Asset; Let’s Manage It Well – Egbert Faibille

The Chief Executive of Ghana’s Petroleum Commission, Egbert Faibille, has described petroleum data as a national asset which must be safeguarded through efficient data management systems for future benefit to the state. “It is a time-tested truth that oil and gas discoveries are the product of repeated use of data. This underscores the value of

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Gov’t targets 2030 to scale up renewable energy penetration

Government is on course to transform the country’s energy system away from fossil fuels towards energy efficiency and sustainable energies such as wind and biomass, a Deputy Minister for Energy, Joseph Cudjoe, has told parliament. Answer a question on plans to transform the country’s energy system away from fossil fuels, Joseph Cudjoe said by the

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