The Kilwani North field onshore Tanzania is expected to start production at approximately twenty million standard cubic feet of gas per day (20 MMscf/d) in early 2015. Construction of a two kilometre (2 km) pipeline from Kilwani North-1 wellhead to the new SongoSongo processing plant is expected to be completed by the end of 2014.
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Revenue will reduce company’s outstanding receivables of $280Million to nominal levels by 2018
Dana Gas Egypt has concluded a Gas Production Enhancement Agreement (GPEA) with the Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Company (EGAS) and the Egyptian General Petroleum Company (EGPC).
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Delivers 80 MMscf/d to Government owned pipeline and processing facility from January 2015
By Sa’ad Bashir, in Dar-es-Salaam
A consortium led by Maurel & Prom has signed a gas sales and purchase agreement with Tanzania Petroleum Development Corporation (TPDC), for the long-term sale of natural gas from the Mnazi Bay and Msimbati fields in southern Tanzania to the government owned
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One of the six gas fields to come on stream in Algeria by 2018
By Toyin Akinosho
Irish minnow, Petroceltic, reports it has concluded Gas Sales Agreement on its Ain Tsila field in Algeria with the government. It also awarded FEED contract, both of these in early September 2014.
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By Toyin Akinosho
Tanzania is hoping to double its electricity output by 2016 with gas from its onshore fields.
The country has witnessed discoveries of scores of trillions of cubic feet of gas in deepwater since 2010, but the new resources won’t be developed in time for supply to the new electricity plants currently under construction. The international media have often mistaken the comments by Tanzanian officials about using the country’s gas reserves for electricity to mean that the plans are focused on the deepwater reserves.
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Algeria struggles and Egypt declines…there are reversals in Angola and a cloudy future in Nigeria
By Fred Akanni
Africa may become the site of some of the world’s largest Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export terminals in the next decade, but for now, the fortunes of the product are in decline on the continent.
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| German independent RWE Dea achieved first production from the Central Treatment Plant (CTP) of the Disouq Development Project in the Egyptian Nile Delta. Production commenced at an initial rate of 45 million standard cubic feet gas per day (MMscf/d).
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