Eni Ghana, along with its Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) partners Vitol Upstream Ghana Ltd and the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC), has completed a major upgrade of its gas processing infrastructure, increasing capacity from 246 to 270 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD).
Italian energy group Eni will temporarily suspend operations at a gas plant in Ghana on Sunday to implement a supply increase, likely resulting in power cuts, the West African country said on Wednesday.
The Israel-Iran conflict that began earlier this month took a major turn this weekend after the U.S. bombed three Iranian nuclear sites – at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan – and warned the Islamic Republic that retaliation against U.S. troops in the region or any other retaliation would be the worst mistake it will make.
“The project has received the full support of the National and Provincial Governments in Argentina that granted all necessary approvals including the first ever unrestricted 30-year LNG export authorization in Argentina; qualification for the Incentive Regime for Large Investments; and provincial approval by the province of Río Negro for the offshore and onshore Environmental Impact Assessments for FLNG Hilli”, the companies said in a statement.
The Deep Value Driller (DVD) drillship, for which Saipem inked a bareboat charter agreement with Deep Value Driller, is in charge of the drilling operations that will be conducted around 60 nautical miles off Ghana’s coast, near the FPSO John Agyekum Kufour, as part of the broader Sankofa field’s development plan.
“This step represents another example of the development of Eni’s satellite model strategy, aiming at attracting strategically aligned capital from valuable new partners at attractive terms, confirming the value Eni is creating in its new energy transition-related businesses and funding their further growth.
According to Eni, this step represents another example of the development of its satellite model strategy, aiming at attracting strategically aligned capital from valuable new partners at attractive terms, confirming the value in its energy transition-related businesses and funding further growth.
Eni has signed an exclusivity agreement with Ares Alternative Credit Management for the potential sale of a 20% stake in its renewables subsidiary Plenitude, Eni announced on Thursday.
Eni SpA has put onstream the Merakes East field in the offshore part of the Kutei Basin in Indonesia, expecting net natural gas production of 100 million standard cubic feet a day (MMscfd) or about 18,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed).
The start-up of Merakes East aligns with ongoing projects like the Maha field development and newly approved Plans of Development (PoD) for the Northern Hub and Gendalo-Gendang projects. These initiatives reflect Eni’s deepening involvement in Indonesia’s upstream sector in collaboration with SKK Migas, the nation’s Upstream Regulator. This expansion is designed to boost domestic gas supply while optimizing the Bontang LNG plant’s capacity.