South Sudan said on Thursday it had agreed with its northern neighbor Sudan to repair oil infrastructure facilities destroyed by conflict within three months to boost production in Africa’s youngest country.
Read MoreSouth Sudan’s government has been using cash from the national oil company to pay militias to commit attacks on civilians, according to activists making allegations in an interview.
Read MoreRising oil prices are vital for South Sudan to revitalize its battered economy, as oil revenues are almost all of the country’s hard currency export income, according to South Sudan Oil Minister Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth.
Read MoreNigerian firm, Niger Delta Exploration and Production Company (NDEPC) and NILEPET Joint Venture have been mandated to construct a 5,000 barrels per day capacity diesel refinery for South Sudan.
Read MoreSouth Sudan’s president was a no-show for the nation’s first international oil conference, a gathering that also failed to attract prospective investors from the biggest global energy companies.
Read MoreSouth Sudan’s government is making a push for better oil industry security as the new African country looks to return to oil production rates from before the civil war that led to the separation of Sudan into two states.
Read MoreSouth Sudan Oil & Power 2017 takes place on October 11-12 at the UAP Equatoria Tower in Juba. East African energy ministers, international energy executives and local entrepreneurs will gather to discuss regional integration, infrastructure, security, and investing in South Sudan. The conference will bring new entrants to South Sudan, promote exploration and increased production, and expose the local private sector to new investors. Juba – South Sudan’s first ever energy and infrastructure conference has gained…
Read MoreSouth Sudanese rebels have warned oil workers operating in the oil-producing regions of Unity state to leave the area. The rebel spokesperson, Brig. Gen William Gatjiath said their forces were heading to the oil fields, claims Sudan Tribune could not verify.
Read MoreSouth Sudan’s Ministry of Petroleum invites companies to bid on a public tender to perform the audit and produce a 2017 audit report on the industry.
Read MoreSouth Sudan expects to drill 30 new wells this year and almost double the current oil output to 200,000 barrels a day, the petroleum minister said Monday, quoted by Reuters.
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