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Syria racks up oil losses from war
DMEA: Refined focus for Ghana and Uganda
Nigerian gasoline shortages attributed to fuel contamination
Nigerian petroleum product distributors and other downstream stakeholders are attributing recent gasoline shortages to government efforts to keep contaminated fuel off the market.
PdVSA reportedly receives more Iranian condensate
Venezuela’s national oil company PdVSA has reportedly taken delivery of another shipment of Iranian gas condensate.
IMF reiterates call for elimination of Nigerian gasoline subsidy
The International Monetary Fund has once again urged Nigeria’s federal government to eliminate its long-standing subsidy for domestic gasoline prices.
Ugandan minister holds talks with refinery developers
Ghana seeks investment for Tema refinery repairs
Mozambique: Eni says Coral Sul FLNG installation proceeding on schedule
The Italian major Eni has said that work on the Coral South LNG project offshore Mozambique is proceeding on schedule.
Aramco said to be considering share sale amid production push
Ugandan MPs blame fuel companies for high gasoline prices
Nigerian CEO calls for elimination of gasoline subsidy
George Onafowokan, the CEO of Nigeria’s Coleman Wires and Cables, has said he believes that the elimination of the government’s long-standing gasoline subsidy is likely to have a positive long-term impact on the national oil and gas industry.
Sonatrach, DEPA extend LNG supply deal
Algeria’s national oil company Sonatrach and Greece’s state-owned natural gas company DEPA confirmed on February 4 that they had extended their long-term LNG supply contract the day before.
Government seeks strategic investors for TOR – Public Enterprises Minister
The strategic investor is expected to bring in the needed capital to revive the Refinery.
NOC says Honeywell UOP interested in southern refinery
Updates abound from Iraq’s downstream
Renergen signs LNG supply deal with Ceramic Industries
South Africa’s Renergen announced on February 3 that it had signed an agreement with Ceramic Industries, a subsidiary of Cape Town-based Italtile, for supplies of LNG.
Gas flows from Iran to Turkey ‘return to 50% of contractual level following stoppage’
NLNG hailed for directing all LPG production to domestic market
The Nigeria LP Gas Association (NLPGA) has hailed the Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium for its decision to direct all of its LPG production to the domestic market.
Tensions heighten on Yemen conflict as Houthis target UAE again
Sonangol hopes new import terminal will improve domestic fuel supplies
Angola’s national oil company Sonangol is hoping that the launch of a new import terminal in Porto do Lobito will help improve supply conditions on the domestic fuel market.
Ibn Sina certified for circular methanol production
DMEA: Going in circles
Uganda’s next big step toward oil production
TotalEnergies and its partners are ready to proceed with the $10bn Lake Albert Development Project.
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