2020年10月22日 · Open and licensed acreage is shown, with block operators and oil fields marked, alongside associated downstream infrastructure such as oil and gas pipelines, tanker terminals, refineries and gas processing plants. An inset shows in greater detail the Muglad Basin region, which straddles the border between Sudan and South Sudan.
2024年8月15日 · An important case can be seen in Sudan and South Sudan, where oil plays a crucial role in the economy and contributes to ongoing conflicts and political instability. Literature shows that the abundance of oil in these areas has brought both positive and negative outcomes, creating economic growth while also intensifying tensions and shaping ...
2024年3月20日 · Sudan and South Sudan produce three different crude oil blends: Dar, Nile, and Fula. The Dar and Nile blends are the two main crude oil grades used for export and domestic consumption. The Dar blend is a heavy crude oil with a low sulfur content.
Oil and security in Sudan and South Sudan are, in the words of one former oil minister, ‘two faces of the same coin’. 1 At the international, regional, national, state, and community levels, it is possible to trace how oil exploration, extrac-tion, and exploitation have contributed to insecurity, both directly and indi-rectly.
Because most oil blocks are in the territory of South Sudan, Sudan’s oil production capacity reduced substantially after the secession. In addition, existing oil fields are nearing depletion.
August 19, 2022 (KHARTOUM) – Sudan offered more oil blocks to Russia’s Zarubezhneft oil producer said a Sudanese official at the end of a ministerial visit to Moscow on Friday.
2008年2月25日 · E&P for Sudan's oil wealth has been controversial. International organisations have accused Khartoum of financing human rights abuses with oil money, including mass displacement of civilians near the oilfields. Factional fighting in the south and rebel attacks on oil infrastructure have kept oil E&P from reaching full potential.
The commission allocates new oil contracts and ensures equal sharing of oil revenues between the national government in Khartoum and the Government of South Sudan (GOSS). [1] It also resolved duplicate oil contract issues in which the GOSS allocated blocks that overlapped the contracts previously granted by the national government in Khartoum.