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NNPCL announces management shakeup
Nigeria’s national oil company has initiated a shakeup in its management ranks by ordering some mandatory retirements and appointing several new executive vice presidents.
Global diesel shortage pushes prices over $1,000 per tonne
Oil refineries worldwide are grappling with challenges in meeting the demand for diesel, a crucial fuel that powers various sectors of the global economy, Bloomberg reported on September 19.
EBRD provides €75mn loan to Turkey’s SASA Polyester
Kenyan official stands by predictions of further increases in fuel prices
Kenya’s Trade and Investments Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria says he stands by his earlier prediction that petroleum product prices are likely to continue rising through February 2024.
Nigerian Air Force touts success of air raids on illegal refining sites
Following the destruction of dozens of illegal refining sites over the last two months, the Nigerian Air Force is describing the air component of Operation Delta Safe, an initiative designed to curb crude oil theft, as successful.
AfrOil: Subtropical Storm Daniel shuts down four oil terminals in Libya
DMEA: Glencrown organising risk assessment conference to curb oil theft in Nigeria
Iran seizes two oil and gas tug boats in Persian Gulf
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval forces in the Persian Gulf region apprehended two oil and gas “tankers” in the Persian Gulf under supposed anti-smuggling operations, IRNA reported on September 15.
Iran's petrol crisis: low quality, high demand
A new leaked document from the Iranian government has indicated that only 20% of the country’s petrol is Euro-4 or Euro-5 compliant.
Iran's oil minister announces it will decide where to sell its crude
Iran is set to determine its oil export destinations, marking a significant shift in sales patterns, Oil Minister Javad Owji announced at the IranPlast Exhibition in Tehran on September 17, Shana reported.
Duqm oil refinery approaches completion
Saudi Arabia, India speed up development of West Coast Refinery Project
Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed on a state visit to establish a joint taskforce to expedite development of the $50bn West Coast Refinery Project, facilitating a further $100bn in funding
Saudi Aramco to deliver full crude oil volumes to North Asia
OQ posts $1.1bn net profit for first-half 2023
Omani NOC OQ this week provided an operational update covering the first half of 2023.
Libyan oil terminals close due to Storm Daniel
Calls for CNG industry development as Iran grapples with soaring petrol consumption
Iran signs agreement to equip 400 CNG fuel stations
Gas leak leads to death of personnel at the South Pars complex in Iran
One person has died and more have been gassed on September 10 as a result of a gas leak at a processing plant in the South Pars field in Iran.
Greek Empire Navigation admitted to violating the US oil embargo against Iran
Greek shipping company Empire Navigation has conceded to breaching US sanctions against Iran by illicitly transporting oil from that country in 2022, according to court documents cited by the Associated Press.
Iran set to slow oil exports
Iranian oil exports – steadily rising following a looser approach to sanction enforcement by the US – are set to slow for the rest of 2023 as demand in Asia declines towards the end of 2023.
SABIC, Sinopec announce commission of new polycarbonate plant
Saudi Arabia's Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) and China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) announced the start of commercial operations at a new polycarbonate plant under a 50:50 joint venture on September 6.
SAF progress stalls in Africa
Energy analyst and project officer at WWF South Africa Farai Chireshe stated September 5 that sustainable air fuel (SAF) projects in Africa had stalled due to lack of demand.
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