Chevron Negotiates More Investments in Republic of Congo
October 07 2022 - 4:55AM
Dow Jones News
By Emmanuel Tumanjong
Special to Dow Jones Newswires
A delegation from U.S. energy giant Chevron met with top
government officials from the Republic of Congo on Thursday to
discuss extending investments in the country's oil-and-gas
industry.
Led by Chevron's Director General for Central and Southern
Africa Billy Lacobie, the delegation held discussions with the
country's Minister of Hydrocarbons Bruno Jean Richard Itoua on
future projects in the field of energy transition and gas
production, according to a statement issued by the Congolese
government late Thursday.
Chevron has been present in the Republic of Congo for several
years and intends to launch new hydrocarbon explorations and
develop opportunities in the field of gas, the government said. It
is currently developing the Lianzi oil and gas field that straddles
the maritime borders of Angola, it said.
After meeting with Mr. Itoua, the Chevron delegation was
received by Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso. Details of
their discussions weren't disclosed.
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