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Angola: University Project
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Angola's northern Cabinda port handled some 230,000 tonnes of cargos, and a total of 13,387TEU in 2006. The institution's director, Osvaldo Lobo de Nascimento noted the commitment of Cabinda Port Company [EPC] workers and others working directly with operations as having contributed to these levels. Lobo de Nascimento ... underlined that by 2007, Cabinda Port will carry out several security projects. According to him, the port's management will obtain certifications including quality in maritime security and environmental management. [APA 02/01/07]
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The Angola LNG project plans to commercialize dedicated Angolan natural gas resources by collecting and transporting gas located offshore Angola to an onshore liquefaction plant located in the Soyo region, Zaire Province. The project is designed to receive approximately one billion cubic feet of associated natural gas a day and produce approximately 5.2 million metric tonnes a year of LNG and related gas liquids products. It is expected to supply up to 125 million cubic feet a day of natural gas to Sonangol for domestic use in Angola.
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The Roads Institute of Angola [INEA] includes in its priorities for 2007 a project to rehabilitate the Kuito/Menongue road, in an extension of 278km estimated at US$224 million and financed by the Deutsche Bank of Spain. The project has a 26-months deadline, in accordance to the contract signed between INEA and the Spanish company CCL Peninsular. The contract includes construction of six bridges which will be built above the Rivers Cuelei G'gulovava, Cusseque, Cacuchi, Liapela and Donde enabling a better connection between the provinces of Bié and Kuando Kubango. [APA 09/03/07]
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The Angola LNG Project is expected to receive approximately 1 billion cubic feet of associated gas per day from offshore producing blocks and produce 5.2 million tones per year of LNG, as well as related gas liquids products. It is ... expected to process and treat up to 125 million cubic feet per day of gas for use in industrial projects. The construction and operational phases of the Project will provide new jobs and create opportunities for sustainable business development in Angola, particularly in Soyo and the Zaire province.
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