DMEA - Downstream Middle East & Africa

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Oil & Gas

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In a region which has shown both extensive investment and increased instability over the past few years, MEA merits a significant degree of technically minded and industry-focused coverage.

While DMEA details mid- and downstream company activity throughout the Middle East and Africa, it also contains information of tender announcements and awards, allowing our customers to be kept aware of what their competitors are up to as well as informing them of new opportunities.

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Launch of Egbokor Energy Park seen by end-March

18 January 2022

Backers of the Egbokor Energy Park project are reportedly expecting construction work on the new facility, which is being built in Nigeria’s Edo state, to be completed in less than three months.

DMEA: MEA refining concerns

18 January 2022

Cargo of petrol irregularly imported in Kenya causes dispute

16 January 2022

Oil marketers have asked Kenya’s energy regulator to exclude cargo of 30,000 metric tons (MT) of petrol privately imported from schedule of monthly pricing.

Saipem charters floating hotel vessel for GTA offshore gas project

11 January 2022

Saipem, the Italian service provider that is serving as general contractor for the Grand Tortue/Ahmeyim (GTA) natural gas and LNG project, has chartered an offshore accommodation vessel for the offshore block.

Two approaches to LNG

5 January 2022

Two LNG projects in Mozambique and Mauritania appear to be gaining some headway, but their sponsors are following different strategies.

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Frazer Simm

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