Oil & Gas

Ethiopia’s Gas Deal Revives Development After 2022 Contract Dispute

Ethiopia’s renewed partnership with GCL comes four years after the government cancelled the company’s gas development contracts over registration, unpaid fees and delays, before reversing that decision in 2024.

By Clement Abayomi2 min read21st October, 2026

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Ethiopia’s Gas Deal Revives Development After 2022 Contract Dispute

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