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Spanish gas importers see Algerian gas shipments via GME stopping by November 1
Spanish gas importers are reportedly expecting Algeria to stop delivering natural gas via the Gaz-Maghreb-Europe (GME) pipeline by the beginning of November.
Nigeria establishes new government agencies to oversee oil and gas sector
The Nigerian government has made major changes to the line-up of agencies responsible for overseeing the oil and gas industry, in line with the provisions of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) passed earlier this year.
CEF considers buying Sapref
Zawiya refinery damaged in fighting
PdVSA prepares to offload Iranian condensate
Egypt plans to go through with supplying Lebanon with natural gas at the expense of LNG exports
OLA brings new LPG cylinder-filling plant online
OLA Energy Kenya has launched a new LPG cylinder-filling plant that cost $360,555 to build in Nairobi’s Industrial Area.
Stolthaven and Ronesans link up in Turkey to develop greenfield terminal for Ceyhan Petrochemical Industrial Zone
Baghdad starts sending fuel to Erbil
Cyberattack hits petrol stations across Iran and displays Khamenei’s phone number on road signs
Aramco, TotalEnergies launch new service stations
DMEA: Fuels in focus
Saudi sets sights on net zero
Blocking maritime chokepoints – a user guide
Ghana’s NPA to streamline bitumen production
Ghana's NPA head has said that his outfit has developed a draft licensing framework and operational guidelines for efficient regulation of the bitumen industry in Ghana.
AfrOil: Kenya to study LNG-to-power project
Kenya’s national electricity provider has reportedly chosen US-based K&M Advisors as its contractor for a feasibility study of a proposed LNG-to-power project.
KenGen contractor to study feasibility of LNG-to-power project
Kenya’s national electricity provider has reportedly chosen US-based K&M Advisors as its contractor for a feasibility study of a proposed LNG-to-power project.
Central Bank reiterates importance of Dangote
ExxonMobil board reportedly weighs scrapping $30bn LNG project in Mozambique
Following a reshuffle on its board of directors, ExxonMobil is debating whether to continue with several major oil and gas projects, including the $30bn Rovuma LNG initiative in Mozambique, the Wall Street Journal reported on October 20.
ADNOC scraps more refining plans
Turkey ‘preparing to reorganise Botas, other large state companies ahead of stake sales or IPOs’
BTC pipeline oil flows to Turkey move up in September but down 7% in first nine months
Egypt to build new ADU at Assiut
Kampala submits bill that would ease UNOC’s access to oil revenues
Uganda’s government has drawn up legislation that would allow the national oil company to access the proceeds from its share of future crude production.
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