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  1. Exploration is underway involving Namibia, Suriname, Nigeria, and TotalEnergies, focusing on a flagship discovery and planning a multi-well campaign.
  2. Galp announced a 57% resource upgrade for PEL 83, and TotalEnergies announced a farm-in for the PEL 83 project in Namibia.

TotalEnergies Secures Bulk Fuel Supply Contract in Namibia

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What happened

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TotalEnergies was selected by Namibia to supply the country's bulk diesel and petrol needs for three months, covering November to January. This new agreement covers about 345 million liters of fuel, mainly diesel. Separately, TotalEnergies is currently negotiating fiscal stability terms with the government ahead of a final investment decision for its Venus offshore project.

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Why it matters

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The contract awarded to TotalEnergies replaced an agreement previously held by Vitol. The winning bid offered an average discount of 63.85 cents per liter, which is estimated to save Namibia approximately $13.57 million. The negotiation for the Venus project relates to Namibia's pursuit of its first oil discovery.

Exploration is underway involving Namibia, Suriname, Nigeria, and TotalEnergies, focusing on a flagship discovery and planning a multi-well campaign.

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Who's involved

  • TotalEnergiesSecured the bulk fuel supply contract and is negotiating terms for the Venus offshore project.
  • NamibiaSelected TotalEnergies to supply its bulk diesel and petrol needs.
  • VitolLost the exclusive fuel supply agreement with Namibia.
  • Modestus AmutseAnnounced the selection of TotalEnergies as the fuel supplier.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • VitolSpeculative

    Vitol might see reduced revenue from Namibia due to losing the fuel supply agreement.

  • NamibiaSpeculative

    Namibia could benefit from lower fuel costs, saving approximately $13.57 million.

  • TotalEnergiesSpeculative

    TotalEnergies could increase revenue from the new bulk fuel supply contract.

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Galp announced a 57% resource upgrade for PEL 83, and TotalEnergies announced a farm-in for the PEL 83 project in Namibia. All 1 developments

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