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EGPC acquires 25% stake in Alexandria National Refining and Petrochemical Company for $153mn
Uganda launches oil spill contingency plan
Uganda’s government has formally unveiled its oil spill contingency plan as part of the effort to prepare for launching oil production at the Kingfisher and Tilenga oilfields near Lake Albert in 2025.
Iraq still struggling to form a new government
Shootout at Nigeria's Dangote Refinery
DMEA: Shootout at Dangote
AfrOil: NUPRC highlights oil thefts from Bonny, Forcados, Brass pipeline networks
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has identified the pipeline networks serving the Bonny, Forcados and Brass terminals as the biggest sources of crude oil theft in the country.
Iraq and Jordan extend crude supply deal
Renergen to sell 10% of Tetra4 subsidiary to South Africa’s Central Energy Fund
Renergen (South Africa) has arranged to sell a 10% stake in its Tetra4 subsidiary, which serves as the operator of the Virginia natural gas project, to the state-owned Central Energy Fund (CEF).
NUPRC names Bonny, Forcados, Brass terminal networks as main targets of oil thieves
The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has identified the pipeline networks serving the Bonny, Forcados and Brass terminals as the biggest sources of crude oil theft in the country.
UTM Offshore hopes to sign FEED contract for Nigerian FLNG project next month
UTM Offshore expects to sign a front-end engineering and design (FEED) contract for its floating LNG project at the Yoho offshore oilfield sometime in April.
Can the EU replace Russian gas with North African supplies?
Experts from Verisk Maplecroft and Welligence Energy Analytics comment on how North African gas producers might respond as Europe’s energy mix changes.
Nigeria opens second phase of $2.5bn fertiliser plant, Africa's largest, as Ukraine war disrupts market
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has opened Africa’s largest fertiliser plant, a brand-new $2.5bn facility near Lagos, the country’s biggest city. Nigeria hopes to become a net exporter of urea.
Aramco facilities under attack again
DMEA: Angola refinery work set to start
Germany targets LNG supplies from Qatar
Germany is turning to Qatar for LNG as it pivots away from Russian natural gas in the wake of the war in Ukraine.
Uganda’s energy minister hopes FID on refinery for Lake Albert crude oil will be made next year
Uganda’s Energy Minister Ruth Nankabirwa says the Albertine Graben Refinery Consortium (AGRC) is on track to make a final investment decision (FID) next year on the construction of an oil-processing plant.
IPMAN submits fuel retailers’ reports on contaminated gasoline shipments to Nigerian government
A Nigerian fuel marketers' group has submitted a collection of reports on the financial and operational setbacks resulting from the accidental import of contaminated gasoline to the government.
Angola readies for refining project progress
Kenyan official says government is working to keep fuel prices under control
Kenya’s National Treasury Secretary Ukur Yatani asserted on March 17 that the government was working actively to keep the domestic fuel market under control, despite widespread complaints about rising prices.
PAET head calls for expanding use of CNG as automotive fuel in Tanzania
The head of Pan African Energy Tanzania Ltd (PAET), a subsidiary of Tanzania’s Orca Energy, has suggested that Tanzanian authorities take steps to expand the use of CNG as an automotive fuel.
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