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TotalEnergies is urgently seeking to finalize financing for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) by visiting Dar es Salaam and Kampala. This move underscores the company’s intention to overcome …
TotalEnergies Pursues Funding for EACOP in Urgent Tanzanian and Ugandan Visits Read More
Brazil and Argentina have entered into an agreement with Bolivia’s YPFB to transport natural gas from Argentina’s Vaca Muerta shale formation. This contract, signed on November 22, aims to facilitate …
Brazil and Argentina Secure Deal with Bolivia’s YPFB for Gas Transport from Vaca Muerta Read MoreThe fossil fuel industry exerts substantial influence at COP29 in Baku, with over 1,770 lobbyists present, overshadowing vulnerable countries and communities. Their tactics include high-level access, greenwashing, and demands for …
The Fossil Fuel Industry’s Co-optation of UN Climate COP29 Strategies Read More
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) Project, a joint venture between the governments of Tanzania and Uganda, has achieved 47 percent completion as of September 2024. With a total …
Progress of the Uganda-Tanzania Oil Pipeline Reaches 47 Percent Completion Read More
Guyana and Suriname aim to produce 12 million metric tonnes of LNG annually by the 2030s, significantly impacting the global LNG market. Major investments from Exxon Mobil and TotalEnergies focus …
Guyana and Suriname: Emerging Forces in the Global LNG Market Read More
The spokesperson for the Government of Rwanda, Yolande Makolo, confirmed that there are no Rwandan troops in Maputo, despite circulating rumors amidst ongoing post-election protests. These forces are stationed solely …
Rwandan Government Denies Troop Presence Amidst Mozambique Protests Read More