Stamper positions itself in Namibia’s offshore exploration
November 20, 2025
BW Energy has announced the completion of drilling operations on the Kharas-1 appraisal well in the Kudu licence area offshore Namibia, confirming the presence of liquid hydrocarbons in the block...
Read moreReconnaissance Energy Africa (ReconAfrica) has reported encouraging signs of hydrocarbons at its Kavango West 1X exploration well in Namibia, prompting the company to drill deeper than initially planned. The well,...
Read moreRhino Resources aims to reach a final investment decision (FID) on its Namibian offshore oil and gas discoveries by late 2026 or early 2027, Chief Executive Travis Smithard told Reuters....
Read moreOslo-listed energy firm BW Energy says preliminary results from its Kharas-1 appraisal well offshore Namibia are “encouraging,” confirming hydrocarbon-bearing intervals and evidence of an active petroleum system across the Kudu...
Read morePancontinental Energy NL has mapped an estimated 6.1 billion barrels of oil (High Case, net to the company) across its PEL 87 licence in Namibia’s Orange Basin, following the identification...
Read morePortuguese energy company Galp Energia has confirmed that negotiations are advancing with a shortlist of preferred bidders for a collaboration in its Mopane oil discovery offshore Namibia, with an agreement...
Read morePancontinental Energy NL has identified two new oil prospects, Phoebe West and Northern Channel, within its PEL 87 licence in Namibia’s Orange Basin. The discoveries follow detailed quantitative interpretation and...
Read moreTower Resources plc (AIM: TRP), the Africa-focused oil and gas company, has raised approximately £550,000, equivalent to about N$12.5 million, to fund ongoing exploration work in Namibia’s offshore Walvis Basin,...
Read moreOregen Energy intends to prepare Block 2712A (Petroleum Exploration Licence 107) in the Orange Basin for a farm-out to a strategic major oil company once technical de-risking is complete. The...
Read moreReconAfrica says with all equipment on the Kavango-1X well site, drilling is expected to reach a total depth (TD) approximately 3,800 metres in the second half of November, after drilling...
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