Les résultats de la dernière campagne d’exploration en offshore profond au Gabon devraient avoir un impact considérable sur les prochaines attributions de licences du gouvernement dans le bassin gabonais.
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Le Gabon a commencé à esquisser certains des principaux éléments de son nouveau code des hydrocarbures. Attendu depuis longtemps, il vise à actualiser la règlementation actuellement en vigueur, accroître les recettes publiques dérivées de la production et améliorer l’attractivité des ressources pétrolières des champs matures du pays.
Articles & Analysis | Trying to keep pace: Growing demand for power and water necessitates new state investment and an organisational revamp from The Report: Gabon 2012
Across Libreville, Gabon’s economic and political capital, construction is booming. New apartment projects stand beside office-tower scaffolding. Outside the city centre, ground is being cleared beside the village of Nkok to make way for large industrial projects in the newly inaugurated special economic zone. Inland, mining projects across the...
Articles & Analysis | Thinking locally: Education and training efforts to boost employment of Gabonese from The Report: Gabon 2012
In April 2011 a four-day strike by the National Oil Workers Union (l'Organisation Nationale des Employés du Pétrole, ONEP) caused severe disruptions to oil production across Gabon and cost the government an estimated CFA59bn (€88.5m). Total and Shell’s operations were completely shut down and Tullow Oil experienced severe disruptions. After...
Interviews & Viewpoints | OBG talks to Robert L Gerry, Chairman and CEO, VAALCO Energy from The Report: Gabon 2012
To what extent can West and Central African oil and gas contribute to the US energy mix?
Articles & Analysis | New to the scene: Promising projects are attracting non-traditional investors from The Report: Gabon 2012
The oil industry has long reflected Gabon’s colonial past, and its close ties with Europe and France in particular. Total was first oil company to begin production in Gabon. Over the years, the French firm has battled back and forth for the distinction of largest producer in the country with Shell, an Anglo-Dutch oil giant. The Italian major ENI...