Savannah hopes to produce from Niger’s ARB in 2023

Issue 471 - 30 Oct 2022 - By Marc Howard | 1 minute read

London AIM-listed Savannah Energy has told African Energy that it hopes to start production from its Amdigh-1 well in the Agadem Rift Basin (ARB) in 2023.

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