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Aliko Dangote has announced Nigeria should not rely on imports with Dangote refinery in operation, with the plant set to produce gasoline next month.
Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority combats high LPG prices
Ghana’s National Petroleum Authority (NPA) has introduced various strategies to combat high liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices in the country.
PetroSA deal with Gazprom to revive South Africa’s dormant refinery moves to feasibility study stage
Port Harcourt refinery to restart operations by the end of July
Nigeria’s Port Harcourt refinery is anticipated to restart operations by the end of July following five years of repair work.
Africa Oil secures two farm-down deals in Orange Basin offshore Namibia
Canadian oil and gas exploration company Africa Oil Corp. (Africa Oil) has secured two strategic farm-down transactions in the highly sought-after Orange Basin offshore Namibia.
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South Sudan and Ethiopia eye oil and gas collaboration to boost economies
South Sudan's Vice President for Infrastructure Cluster, Taban Deng Gai, has emphasised the critical need for his nation and Ethiopia to jointly invest in the oil and gas sector to fortify their economies.
Seplat inaugurates ANOH gas processing plant
Seplat Energy has inaugurated the ANOH gas processing plant, a facility with the capacity to generate electricity for 5mn Nigerians.
Senegal making strides in advancing offshore oil and gas projects
The Senegalese national oil company Petrosen has said it expects to see first production from the country’s inaugural offshore oil development in the coming days. The Sangomar deepwater oilfield will produce 100,000 bpd of crude oil.
Rotterdam Foundation signs MoU for green economy projects in Egypt’s Suez Canal Economic Zone
Egypt Gas posts 48.1% y/y surge in net profit to $2.96mn in Q1
Egypt Gas posted a 48.1% y/y rise in its net profit after tax in Q1 of the current year to EGP 138.966mn ($2.96mn), the private energy company said in a bourse filing on Thursday, May 16.
Sudanese authorities hasten pipeline repairs for South Sudan oil exports
Sudan's Sovereign Council is mobilising efforts to mend ruptured pipelines crucial for transporting South Sudan's crude oil to global markets, a spokesperson for the council revealed on May 15.
Morocco to invest $7bn in energy projects over coming three years
Moroccan Energy Minister Leila Benali has said the government plans to invest $7bn in the country’s energy network to add 9 GW to its installed capacity by 2027 to reach a total of 20 GW.
Benin approves Niger’s first export of crude oil
Border dispute affects Niger-Benin pipeline
Benin has shut off all Nigerien oil exports following a border dispute with its neighbour.
Anticipation builds ahead of decisive OPEC+ meeting
Speculation is rife as the group prepares to decide whether or not it should stick to the current 2.2mn bpd of cuts
Libya’s gas production drops, deficit threatens future export commitments to Europe
Libyan gas production has been declining, indicating that the country could fail to meet domestic demand and export commitments by 2025, National Oil Corp (NOC) and other data reportedly show.
ExxonMobil completes drilling at Block 15 research well offshore Angola
US-based energy major ExxonMobil has completed drilling operations at the Likembe – 01 research well offshore Angola, according to ANPG, the country's concessionaire and energy regulator.
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