Dominic Dudley is a Commissioning Editor at Forbes. He specializes in topics related to energy and mining, finance, investment, and government and politics, with a particular focus on regions such as Iran, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia. His work has been featured in Forbes, E-International Relations, African Energy, and LabourList.
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Dominic Dudley's coverage primarily centers around government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. His articles predominantly focus on topics related to government and politics, finance & economy, as well as travel.
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By: Dominic Dudley
Some $10bn worth of deals were struck between Morocco and French energy and infrastructure companies during a late-October visit by Emmanuel Macron to the North African country, during which the French president offered strong support for Rabat’s claim to Western Sahara.
By: Dominic Dudley
Privately-held Impact Oil & Gas has halved its interests in deep-water blocks 2912 and 2913B – the latter containing the giant Venus discovery made in February 2022.
Italian major Eni has acquired exploration licences for four more offshore blocks in Côte d’Ivoire. The deepwater exploration blocks all share borders with Block CI-205, where Eni and its partner Petroci Holding made the 1.5bn-barrel Calao discovery in March.
By: Dominic Dudley
Nigerian National Petroleum Company’s old Port Harcourt refinery is once again producing petrol, diesel and other products, as the veteran facility’s long-awaited rehabilitation process nears completion. Work continues on NNPC’s three other refineries, while the rival Dangote refinery continues to ramp up its operations.
By: Dominic Dudley
Sound Energy has completed the sale of its Sound Energy Morocco East subsidiary to Casablanca-based Managem. The London AIM-listed company will receive up to $45m for stakes in the Tendrara, Grand Tendrara and Anoual licence areas, but will still retain minority interests in all three areas.
Norwegian major Equinor has completed its exit from the Nigerian market, with the sale of its Equinor Nigeria Energy Company (Enec) subsidiary to the local Chappal Energies. Chappal will pay up to $1.2bn for a minority stake in the offshore Agbami oil field and operatorship and majority ownership of licence area OML 129.
Abu Dhabi National Energy Company’s new lower-carbon energy and chemicals investment vehicle XRG will take a 49% stake in Arcius Energy, with BP holding the majority stake in the new joint venture whose initial focus is Egypt.
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