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ACEP urges Ghana’s government to invest in associated gas utilisation
The African Centre for Energy Policy (ACEP), a Ghanaian think-tank, said on July 12 that Accra should consider investing in associated gas utilisation as well as LNG imports.
Spanish imports of Russian gas soar in June, while Algerian gas imports sink
Russian natural gas exports to Spain rose more than four-fold year on year in June, while Algerian deliveries dropped by more than half, according to data released by Spain's Enagas.
Renergen’s ambition for South Africa’s Free State
Renergen is gearing up to launch Phase 1 of South Africa's first LNG plant against a backdrop of nationwide power shortages.
OEC installs Cabinda distillation tower
Iran to increase gas processing capabilities
Momentum builds behind Kogi biofuel plant
Nigeria sees long queues as gasoline prices spike
Petrol stations in Lagos, Abuja, Niger and other regions were selling gasoline at a price of up to NGN250 ($0.60) per litre on July 10, a significant increase over the government-approved retail price of NGN165 ($0.39).
Nigeria: Afreximbank to provide partial financing for UTM Offshore’s FLNG project
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) revealed on July 7 that it had agreed to work with Nigeria’s UTM Offshore to cover part of the cost of a floating LNG project.
Tanzania raises cap on fuel prices
New gasoline unit launched at Luanda refinery
Barkindo: Downstream factors play a key role in oil price volatility
Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, the late secretary-general of OPEC, said hours before his death that constraints in the downstream sector were making a bigger contribution to the volatility of oil prices than most observers realise.
OPEC secretary-general dies in Abuja
Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo, the secretary-general of OPEC, died unexpectedly in Abuja late on July 5.
Nigeria has exported $1bn of gas to Portugal this year alone
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd has sold over $1bn of natural gas to Portugal so far in 2022, it has revealed.
QatarEnergy names Shell as its final NFE partner
OPEC members provide refining capacity update
DMEA: OPEC gives refining update
Nigeria will not remove fuel subsidy, government reveals
Nigeria will not be removing its fuel subsidy, despite the high cost to the country’s budget, Information Minister Lai Mohammed said on July 4.
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