Cameroon Oil: SNH Tightens the Rules for Operators in Paris

Author: Toto JacquesPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Cameroon

Business & Economy

Cameroon Oil: SNH Tightens the Rules for Operators in Paris

SNH, Perenco and Addax Petroleum met in Paris on October 21, 2026, to set third-quarter prices and forecast liftings of Kolé and Lokélé crude. The joint commission reviewed international market data, confirmed stock movements and scheduled oil liftings. Representing SNH, Nathalie Moudiki set new requirements for operators: advance submission of annual schedules, quarterly field visits and approval of expenses. Cameroon aims to strengthen oversight of how its oil is marketed.

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