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New route to Europe for Israeli natural gas
While the short-term path to European gas markets continues to run through Egypt, NewMed appears to be leaning towards a plan for the installation of an FLNG unit at the Leviathan field.
Turkey’s Yildirim wants 1Q22 restoration of production at sole Croatian mineral fertiliser producer Petrokemija
DMEA: Iranian petrochemical companies look upstream
A consortium of Iranian petrochemical companies has commenced the process of developing three natural gas fields in Iran.
Nigeria’s shady seizure of oil vessel casts doubts over country’s anti-piracy laws
An international oil tanker and its crew are held in custody by Nigerian authorities, after being arrested in unclear circumstances. This is the latest in a long string of piracy-related incidents raising questions about the Abuja's anti-piracy law.
African NGOs call for suspension of Tema LNG project in Ghana
A group of African non-governmental organisations has called for the suspension of the Tema LNG project in Ghana, arguing that the deal could end up costing the country $1.5bn
Consortium of Iranian petrochemical companies moves upstream by taking on gas field development project
Nigeria’s UTM Offshore set to sign FEED contract for FLNG project
UTM Offshore is preparing to sign a front-end engineering and design (FEED) services contract with for Nigeria's first floating LNG (FLNG) project.
Slovenia signs deal to import natural gas from Algeria
Renergen resumes LNG production in Free State after temporary shutdown
South Africa’s Renergen has resumed LNG production after taking its onshore natural gas liquefaction plant off line for several weeks to repair a faulty conduction oil system.
Angola reports fuel sales up 21% in Q3 2022
Bechtel-led coalition awarded contract for study on eliminating gas flaring at Idku LNG plant
Shell (UK), the operator of the Egyptian LNG (ELNG) plant, has awarded a US-led coalition a contract for a feasibility study on the decarbonisation of its 7.2mn tonne per year facility in Idku.
Eni confirms export of first LNG cargo from Coral Sul FLNG offshore Mozambique
Eni (Italy) confirmed on November 13 that Coral South LNG had exported its first cargo of natural gas from Mozambique.
DMEA: KIPIC launches first phase of al-Zour refinery
Russia-Ukraine conflict brings African gas into focus at COP27
Europe’s urgent need for fuel has made African gas a key topic of discussion, even as some observers push African countries to ignore gas completely in favour of renewables.
KIPIC launches first phase of al-Zour refinery
Kuwait Integrated Petroleum Industries Co. (KIPIC) has officially launched the first phase of the al-Zour refinery, a newbuild plant with a throughput capacity of 615,000 barrels per day.
Energy Minister: Tanzania expects to sign several agreements on LNG project in December
Tanzania’s Energy Minister January Makamba has said his country remains optimistic about signing a package of agreements with Shell and Equinor on Tanzania LNG in December.
Kosmos Energy: GTA Phase 1 preparations offshore Senegal, Mauritania about 85% complete as of end-September
Kosmos Energy says preparations for launching Phase 1 work at the Greater Tortue/Ahmeyim (GTA) block offshore Senegal and Mauritania are about 85% complete as of the end of September 2022.
SAPIA head comments on offshore opportunities, onshore supply gaps
The head of SAPIA insists that South Africa’s offshore oil reserves will not bring retail fuel prices down.
Turkish refiner Tupras reports 3Q22 financials
GNGC official blames Sankofa Gas Project for Ghana’s decision to seek IMF bailout
A representative of Ghana National Gas Co. Ltd (GNGC), has alleged that a natural gas supply contract with Eni (Italy) helped lead Ghana's government to seek a financial bailout from the IMF.
Edo state governor urges local processing of oil and gas
The governor of Nigeria's Edo state has encouraged oil and gas producers working in the state to process their output in local facilities rather than sending them elsewhere.
Tanzania optimistic about signing HGA for LNG project in December, energy minister says
Tanzania’s Energy Minister January Makamba says his country’s government is still on track to sign a final host government agreement (HGA) on a $30bn LNG project in December.
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