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Was busy yesterday but after checking I don't believe Sodecoton are near VOG's gas main but it does highlight Cameroon's poor electric distribution system.

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sicklee, nearly as bad as London and Manchester!

Lol

Nice find bigsmoke, cheers.

"Thank you for all this info, but at the end of the day WHAT does is mean if anything for vog?" lol! It means Cameroon, as they have stated before, will be one of the main 'Power Houses' for the African continent. Africa is the (or second) fastest growing economy in the world! It highlights why Dibamba HFO power station will be converted to natural gas and why Grenor want to build a natural gas fired power station. Over a year ago: �I must stress that this plan is in line with the five main priorities of the African Development Bank group which are: to light up Africa and provide electricity, feed Africa, integrate Africa, industrialise Africa and improve the quality of life of Africans�, pointed out Ernest Gbwaboubou" .In practical terms, at the operational level, in the energy sector, the PDI provides for the construction of the maximum number of energy infrastructure on the Sanaga, to pack this river on which is located 75% of the hydroelectric potential of Cameroon. This is also about �speeding up the development of other forms of renewable energy (biomass, natural gas, solar power) to provide affordable and ecological energy to our local industries, and finally concern ourselves with the vast market our big neighbour, Nigeria, represents with energy needs estimated at 88,800 Megawatts in 2020�. https://www.businessincameroon.com/public-management/2501-6839-cameroon-plans-to-become-the-factory-of-the-new-industrial-africa-by-2050

Translated via Google: Cameroon potential electricity supplier of the CEMAC countries May 03, 2018 The Cameroonian authorities said Thursday that with the establishment of the National Electricity Transmission Company (SONTREL), Cameroon is increasingly positioning itself as the potential supplier of electricity to the countries of the world. Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) and Nigeria. With regard to the existing infrastructures and the entry into operation of the hydroelectric dams of Memv'ele and Mekin (South), Lom Pangar (East) and Warack (Adamaoua) and the others, Cameroon which currently has an installed capacity of 1,200 megawatts (MW) could save an estimated 700 MW by next year. A "surplus" to supply the Central African Republic, Congo, Chad and Nigeria who need it. It is therefore to this heavy mission that SONATREL, which has voted a budget of 109 billion CFA francs for the current fiscal year, will begin to fill in May 2018, when 230 agents of the company Energy of Cameroon ( ENEO) responsible for the production of electricity and who still has the responsibility of transport, have been transferred to SONATREL. Because of the dilapidated infrastructures and their insufficiency, nearly 40% of the electricity produced is lost in transport, informs ENEO. Failures that SONATREL which has an investment plan of 900 billion CFA francs should rise while Cameroon plans to produce by 2025, more than 3,000 MW of electricity. http://apanews.net/index.php/news/le-cameroun-potentiel-fournisseur-de-lelectricite-des-pays-de-la-cemac

gone over the 3% threshold to 3.53%

Sites vary on how they calculate the percentage change and different delays in publishing the data that's all!

Only brown stuff is the shite posted on LSE!

bigsmoke & oldtimer

rouseranger and PatPending-lol

:-)

k1, you don't have to keep posting to prove you are an idiot!

"Also in the video, why is Dik still going on about the Bomono field which we all know is now a dead duck as blvn have taken it back completely." If BLVN don't progress Bomono as per agreement with the Cameroon authorities then they will take it back. After BLVN going behind the Cameroon authorities back in trying to make a deal with VOG that they had no right to make then BLVN have blotted their copy book.

He's a frequent trader so posts reflect his current position.

Namibia Showcase Reception at the Africa E&P Summit 2018 and The Honourable Tom Alweendo, The Minister of Mines & Energy, Namibia The Africa E&P Summit organised and hosted by Frontier Communications, is being held from the 23-24 May 2018 at the world-class venue, the IET London: Savoy Place in the heart of London. We invite you to register to attend this full two-day program or join us as a Sponsor or Exhibitor for what is going to be a fabulous Showcase of Africa's Upstream, in London. You will hear from key players and the decision-makers, from corporate players active in Africa through to fast-moving independents, finance, legal and service & supply companies and African governments and NOC's seeking investors, featuring Africa Licensing Promotion and NOC showcase with spotlight on Guinea, Cameroon & Namibia. Event highlights Hear from Africa's leading E&P companies 50+ world-class speakers Two full days of High-level C-Suite networking Africa Petroleum Club � Namibia Showcase Reception Africa Licensing Promotion & NOC Showcase Spotlight on Guinea, Cameroon & Namibia Opportunities, Outlook, Risks & Challenges Confirmed speakers include: Jean-Jacques Koum, Head of E&P Division for Gas, Societe Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), Yaounde Ahmet Dik, Chief Executive Officer, Victoria Oil & Gas, London https://oilvoice.com/Event/16227/Namibia-Showcase-Reception-at-the-Africa-EP-Summit-2018-and-The-Honourable-Tom-Alweendo-The-Minister-of-Mines--Energy-Namibia Official Website https://www.africaepsummit.com/ Wednesday, 23 May 2018 - Day 1 13:40 Session 3: Africa�s Upstream: Opportunities & Outlook Amongst others: Victoria Oil & Gas: Unlocking Africa�s Domestic Onshore Gas Reserve Ahmet Dik, Chief Executive Officer, Victoria Oil & Gas, London Thursday, 24 May 2018 - Day 2 15:05 Session 4: Africa Licensing Promotion & NOC Spotlight Cameroon: Licensing & Promotion Jean-Jacques Koum, Advisor Nr2 to the Executive General Manager & Gas Development Manager

Your bosses whipping you hard over the last few hours! :-)

"The Bod are not showing any interest in trying to settle the shareholders nerves" What utter rubbish! Last Saturday they did a 20 minute presentation at the UK Investor Show and from what others have said Ahmet was also there at the VOG exhibitors booth to answer any questions. "With all of the interest that the Chinese are showing in Cameroon they may be looking to pick up hundreds of millions of gas infrastructure on the cheap"- I don't think there are that many gas infrastructures in Cameroon!

Namibia Showcase Reception at the Africa E&P Summit 2018 and The Honourable Tom Alweendo, The Minister of Mines & Energy, Namibia The Africa E&P Summit organised and hosted by Frontier Communications, is being held from the 23-24 May 2018 at the world-class venue, the IET London: Savoy Place in the heart of London. We invite you to register to attend this full two-day program or join us as a Sponsor or Exhibitor for what is going to be a fabulous Showcase of Africa's Upstream, in London. You will hear from key players and the decision-makers, from corporate players active in Africa through to fast-moving independents, finance, legal and service & supply companies and African governments and NOC's seeking investors, featuring Africa Licensing Promotion and NOC showcase with spotlight on Guinea, Cameroon & Namibia. Event highlights Hear from Africa's leading E&P companies 50+ world-class speakers Two full days of High-level C-Suite networking Africa Petroleum Club � Namibia Showcase Reception Africa Licensing Promotion & NOC Showcase Spotlight on Guinea, Cameroon & Namibia Opportunities, Outlook, Risks & Challenges Confirmed speakers include: Jean-Jacques Koum, Head of E&P Division for Gas, Societe Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), Yaounde Ahmet Dik, Chief Executive Officer, Victoria Oil & Gas, London https://oilvoice.com/Event/16227/Namibia-Showcase-Reception-at-the-Africa-EP-Summit-2018-and-The-Honourable-Tom-Alweendo-The-Minister-of-Mines--Energy-Namibia Official Website https://www.africaepsummit.com/ Wednesday, 23 May 2018 - Day 1 13:40 Session 3: Africa�s Upstream: Opportunities & Outlook Amongst others: Victoria Oil & Gas: Unlocking Africa�s Domestic Onshore Gas Reserve Ahmet Dik, Chief Executive Officer, Victoria Oil & Gas, London Thursday, 24 May 2018 - Day 2 15:05 Session 4: Africa Licensing Promotion & NOC Spotlight Cameroon: Licensing & Promotion Jean-Jacques Koum, Advisor Nr2 to the Executive General Manager & Gas Development Manager