The Brazilian oil giant Petrobras is advancing its pawns in West Africa. The public company has obtained the green light from the Ghana authorities to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the Keta Basin, in the east of the country. It is still a negotiating phase: no investment, no participation and no drilling schedule have been announced at this stage. This operation comes as Ghana seeks to revive an oil industry faced w…
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The Brazilian oil giant Petrobras is advancing its pawns in West Africa. The public company has obtained the green light from the Ghana authorities to negotiate exploration contracts for four offshore blocks in the Keta Basin, in the east of the country. It is still a negotiating phase: no investment, no participation and no drilling schedule have been announced at this stage. This operation comes as Ghana seeks to revive an oil industry faced w…