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During his keynote speech at the opening of the South Sudan Oil & Power Conference & Exhibition in Juba this week, Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber and CEO of the Centurion Law Group Nj Ayuk called for greater inflow of capital and technology into the country to boost recovery and stability.

The latest book of Nj Ayuk, “Billions At Play: The Future of African Energy and Doing Deals” has been released and is now fully available for sales on Amazon.

frica is entering a golden era of big-power courtship that could usher in major improvements in people’s lives if the continent’s leaders seize the moment.

Centurion Law Group, which has opened an office in Germany with a focus on developing opportunities for German and African clients in the energy sector, is pleased to appoint US-trained Nigerian attorney Onyeka C. Ojogbo to lead its team and operations in Germany.

In a revision to the previously tabled terms, the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy (DMRE) told parliament on Friday that it is considering legislation that will give the government a stake in new oil and gas projects.

As part of its near-field onshore drilling campaign in the Niger Delta, Italian oil major Eni announced that it made a significant gas and condensate find onshore Nigeria.

Während die OPEC ihr Engagement in Afrika intensiviert, sagte Generalsekretär Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, es gäbe keinen besseren Zeitpunkt für die Analyse der Vorteile der OPEC-Mitgliedschaft, die im neuesten Buch des führenden afrikanischen Energieanwalts NJ Ayuk vorgestellt werden.

As OPEC intensifies its engagement with Africa, Secretary General Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo said there’s no better time for the analysis of OPEC membership benefits put forth in the newest book by leading African energy attorney, NJ Ayuk.

Das neueste Buch des führenden afrikanischen Energieanwalts NJ Ayuk beschreibt die Schritte, die die Afrikaner unternehmen sollten, um das volle Potenzial der riesigen Erdölressourcen des Kontinents zu erschließen. Ein Teil dieses Prozesses, so Ayuk, sollten weitere Anstrengungen sein, um amerikanische Öl- und Gasunternehmen in Afrika zu halten.

The latest book by leading African energy attorney NJ Ayuk describes the steps he’d like Africans to take to realize the full potential of the continent’s vast petroleum resources. Part of that process, Ayuk writes, should be continued efforts to keep American oil and gas companies in Africa.

African economies are undergoing a transformative period. The energy sector, in particular, holds great potential to revitalize African economies and empower the growth and development.

Last week, a commercial court in the United Kingdom gave reason to a claim by engineering company Process and Industrial Developments Ltd (P&ID), which demands over USD$9 billion from the Nigerian government over a failed gas deal.

On Monday the Dangote Refinery’s atmospheric tower – the largest in the world – set sail for Lagos, Nigeria from Ningbo, China, taking the project a step closer to its 2020 launch date.

Following an open tender and a highly competitive international bidding process, the African Development Bank through its African Legal Support Facility (“ALSF”) and the National Petroleum and Gas Commission, representing the government of the Republic of South Sudan, selected the Centurion Law Group to build capacity in the Republic of South Sudan’s oil and gas sector.

State-owned freight logistics firm, Transnet, said on Tuesday that it had signed a cost-sharing agreement with the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) to conclude a feasibility study for the development of a liquified natural gas (LNG) storage and regasification terminal at the Port of Richards Bay, in the KwaZulu-Natal province.

Engagée envers le développement de compétences et de capacités locales solides tout au long de la chaîne de valeur énergétique de l’Afrique, la Chambre africaine de l’énergie collabore avec l’Institut du développement du pétrole de l’Université d’Austin, au Texas, pour introduire son programme complet de formation international au Cap du 14 au 25 octobre 2019.

Dedicated to developing strong local skills and capacities across Africa’s energy value chain, the African Energy Chamber is collaborating with the Institute for Petroleum Development at the University of Austin, Texas, to bring its comprehensive international training program to Cape Town on October 14th-25th, 2019.