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Iran’s biggest petrochemical case closed with $872mn in damages
Iran’s Supreme Court handed down its final ruling on the biggest case in what is dubbed the biggest case in the history of the country’s petrochemical sector.
Nigeria begins CNG vehicle rollout
Shell sells Sapref with BP, pursues additional divestment of downstream assets in South Africa
Shell has sold its Sapref refinery to South Africa’s state-run Central Energy Fund together with JV partner BP while planning the divestment of additional downstream assets in the country.
Middle East increasingly committed to decarbonisation
The Middle Eastern aviation industry has started to increase investment into sustainable practises, according to the executive president of UAS International Trip Support Mohammed Al Husary.
Pakistan moves forward with supply agreement between GO Petroleum, Saudi Aramco
An exemption for certain clauses of a supply agreement between Saudi oil major Saudi Aramco and Pakistan’s Gas & Oil Pakistan Ltd. (GO Petroleum) has been granted by the Competition Commission of Pakistan (CCP).
Iran’s petchem exports up by 9.4% in two months, top customs officer says
Iranian petrochemical exports surged by nearly 9.4% in the first two months of the Persian calendar year which started on March 20, said the head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Customs Administration.
QatarEnergy signs long-term urea supply agreement with Koch Fertilizer
QatarEnergy has signed a long-term urea supply agreement with US-based fertiliser producer and supplier Koch Fertilizer LLC.
Saudi Arabia, Japan discuss oil supply and clean energy collaboration
Saudi Arabian Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida last week during a video conference to discuss oil supply and cooperation on clean energy solutions.
Riyadh plans Aramco share sale
Saudi Arabia is preparing a multi-billion-dollar share sale in energy giant Aramco, potentially launching as soon as June, according to sources quoted by Reuters.
North Refineries Company announces major refining capacity expansion plan to upstream within the Middle East
The North Refineries Company, assembled by the Ministry of Oil of Iraq, announced on May 22 its total refining capacity and ongoing efforts to elevate its refineries to global standards.
Pan-African fuel giant emerges as Vivo Energy completes acquisition of South African firm Engen
As refinery fires up, Dangote anticipates an end to gasoline imports
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.
Temporary malfunctions occur at Al-Ahmadi refinery
A defect that has led to the blockage of a sulphur line and oil leakage into the sea has been discovered at Kuwait’s 346,000 barrel per day (bpd) Mina Al-Ahmadi refinery, with the issues causing a leak in the main seawater line used for cooling.
97 petrochemical facilities operational in Iran
Head of Iran’s National Petrochemical Company (NPC) Morteza Shahmirzaei has said that 97 petrochemical complexes are currently operating across Iran, adding that the country’s petrochemical industry had grown significantly.
Saudi Arabia and China set to increase cooperation on energy transition
China is currently an important partner to Saudi Basic Industries Co. (SABIC) in the energy transition and sustainable development, according to SABIC CEO Abdulrahman Al Fageeh – who spoke at the Boao Forum for Asia Riyadh Conference this month.
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.
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.
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