Sintana Energy and Partners Accelerate Progress, QuatarEnergy Continues to Expand in Namibia, Drillining Ops heat up, Global Petroleum and Azure Energy Makes News
Episode 4 of the Namibia Oil and Gas Podcast focuses on the continued progress made in Namibia's Orange Basin through Sintana Energy and their partners' second exploration campaign, Azule Energy securing a larger stake in PEL 85, as well as Galp Energy's drilling activities alongside Namcor and Custos Energy. Through an agreement with Harmattan Energy QuatarEnergy further unlocks Namibia's Energy potential and Australian exploration company Global Petroleum joins others in what is seen as revitalized exploration in the Walvis Basin.If you’d like to contribute with news and information, please contact us at [email protected] For more news, information, resources and updates of the week, visit www.namibiaoilandgas.com..Audio production by Namibia Oil and Gas, all rights reserved. Sound Effect by Vasyl Sakal from Pixabay, Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay.
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88 Energy Provides an Update, Eco Atlantic and High Interest, New President-Elect for Namibia and the first Namibia Oil and Gas MIxer
With the third episode of the Namibia Oil and Gas Podcast, we share the progress 88 Energy has made in their exploration work on PEL 93 in the Owambo Basin, Eco Atlantic indicates that they are in discussion with potential partners in their exploration programmes, while Namibia’s President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says that foreign investment in the country’s oil and gas sectors will be welcomed, albeit in Namibian terms. Namibia Oil and Gas launched its online directory with a mixer attended by industry stakeholders and members of the platform.If you’d like to contribute with news and information, please contact us at [email protected] For more news, information, resources and updates of the week, visit www.namibiaoilandgas.com..Audio production by Namibia Oil and Gas, all rights reserved. Sound Effect by Vasyl Sakal from Pixabay, Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay.
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Namibia's National Upstream Local Content Policy, Noble Venturer Drillship Arrives, Halliburton and Baker Hughes
In the second episode of our Namibia Oil and Gas Podcast we look at the week's headlines, and while the media cycle was mostly dealing with Namibia's General Election, we touch on Namibia's National Upstream Local Content Policy that was approved by Cabinet, a monumental development for the industry and players. Africa Oil welcomes the Noble Venturer Drillship to Walvis Bay. Halliburton announces the opening of four new facilities across Namibia, including Windhoek, Walvis Bay, Swakopmund and Lüderitz. Baker Hughes also expanded through a liquid mud plant, cement bulk facility, and integrated multi-modal hub in Walvis Bay.If you’d like to contribute with news and information, please contact us at [email protected] For more news, information, resources and updates of the week, visit www.namibiaoilandgas.com..Audio production by Namibia Oil and Gas, all rights reserved. Sound Effect by Vasyl Sakal from Pixabay, Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay.
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Galp Strikes Oil, Africa Oil Expands, Qatar Energy and the Momentum of ReconAfrica
In this first episode of our Namibia Oil and Gas Podcast we look at the weeks' headlines including the news that Galp, working with its partners NAMCOR and Custos, has uncovered light oil and gas-condensate in Namibia’s Orange Basin.Africa Oil's stake in Impact Oil and Gas solidifies the company’s position in Namibia’s upstream sector and opens doors for further exploration while Qatar Energy has increased it's own stakes in the Orange Basin. Amongst other news, ReconAfrica’s technical team is optimistic about uncovering both oil and natural gas resources in Namibia’s Damara Fold Belt.If you’d like to contribute with news and information, please contact us at [email protected] For more news, information, resources and updates of the week, visit www.namibiaoilandgas.com..Audio production by Namibia Oil and Gas, all rights reserved. Sound Effect by Vasyl Sakal from Pixabay, Music by Maksym Malko from Pixabay.
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