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$320m ‘soft’ Japanese loan for Kenyan geothermal project
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Kenya has received a $320-million soft loan from Japan to boost investments in the energy sector.
By: John Njiraini
12 Mar 10
Oil & Gas Africa 2010 Preview
Innovations, exploration and networking for 2010
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The diversity of the African oil, gas and petrochemicals industry means that the Oil & Gas Africa 2010 exhibition will have a broad focus of topics including engineering and projects, offshore and onshore installations, pipelines,...
By: Schalk Burger
05 Mar 10
Oil & Gas
Liquefied petroleum gas use may increase during FIFA World Cup
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Nonprofit organisation, the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Safety Association of South Africa (LPGSASA), is expecting a large number of vendors who will be supplying food to spectators in the various theme parks during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, to be...
By: Eleanor Seggie
29 Jan 10
Oil & Gas
Industry focuses on energy efficiency
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The drive for energy efficiency will have beneficial outcomes on the environmental footprint of any company using oils and lubricants, wear analysis organisation South African Institute of Tribology (SAIT) president John Fitton says.
By: Schalk Burger
15 Jan 10
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Ingérop Africa has been appointed by HCB to provide technical support and project management for the Refurbishment of the Cahora Bassa dam Spillway Gates - Mozambique
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Ingérop Africa (in association with its subsidiary Ingérop Moçambique) has been awarded the "REABDESC PROJECT MANAGEMENT - TECHNICAL CONSULTING SERVICES" regarding the repairs and refurbishment of 8 spillway gates and one surface gate with the...
Oil & Gas
Crude oil production takes off in Angola
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Global oil refiner Chevron Corporation has announced that its subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil Company (CABGOC) and its partners have begun crude oil production from its Mafumeira Norte project, in Block O, offshore of Angola, bringing the field on...
By: Carla Thomaz
04 Sep 09
Oil & Gas Africa 2010 Preview
Indications of a move away from conventional oil and gas sources
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A significant development in the oil and gas industry is the move away from conventional sources of oil and gas to a focus, locally, on coal-bed methane and, more recently, shale gas, explains petroleum industry body Petroleum Agency South Africa...
By: Schalk Burger
05 Mar 10
Oil & Gas
Energy efficiency drives lubricant development
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The drive for lubricant development is currently based on energy efficiency, which is attributed to environmental reasons, says South African Institute of Tribology president John Fitton.
By: Schalk Burger
15 Jan 10
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