ATLAS · EnerTchad

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Sources & references

A note compiled from public sources. Reserve and production volumes are aggregated sector estimates; indicative data, to be completed with the official reports.

  1. EITI Chad — Extractive-sector transparency reports.
  2. Chad’s Hydrocarbons Code and law no. 009/PT/2023 (asset nationalisation).
  3. Ministry of Petroleum, Mines and Geology (MPMG) — Digital mining registry (19 Sept. 2025).
  4. U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) — Chad Country Analysis.
  5. National “Tchad Connexion 2030” plan — UNDP support.
  6. Geoscience literature on the Central African Shear Zone and the Central African rift basins.
  7. Operator releases 2025–2026 and the Chad–Algeria framework agreement (Apr. 2026).
This Atlas has a documentary vocation: it describes the Chadian oil sector in which EnerTchad deploys.
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