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NNPC seeks to reassure public about gasoline supplies, prices
Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. (NNPC) has tried to assuage consumers’ concerns about potential gasoline shortages, saying in a statement that the country had adequate supplies.
Yemen shakes up oil firm leadership
Iraq and Jordan continue pipe talks with reduced budget
Amad Chemicals gets funding from Aramco
DMEA: Fertiglobe results and Aramco backing
ExxonMobil working to cut Rovuma LNG’s costs, carbon emissions
ExxonMobil (US) is working to reduce the carbon footprint of its Rovuma LNG project while also cutting costs, Mozambique’s Energy Minister Max Tonela has said.
AfrOil: ExxonMobil hopes to cut Rovuma LNG costs, carbon emissions
ExxonMobil (US) is working to reduce the carbon footprint of its Rovuma LNG project while also cutting costs, Mozambique’s Energy Minister Max Tonela has said.
Suez Canal Authority keeps transit fees for vessels transporting LNG steady for 2022
Energy minister says Turkey may before end of year renew Russia natural gas deal with higher volume
Iran plans to restart petroleum product exports
Assiut leads Egypt’s refining progress
NLNG aims to cut LPG exports
The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has said it will reduce exports in order to raise the volume of LPG delivered to the domestic market to 450,000 tonnes per year, in line with previously announced plans.
Indeni refinery restart expected by year-end
Zambian Energy Minister Peter Kapala has said he expects the Indeni oil refinery to resume operations before the end of 2021.
Suez Canal registers a record month in terms of total transiting ship tonnage in October
Sound Energy, Afriquia Gaz delay deadline for signing LNG agreement
UK-based Sound Energy has reached agreement with Afriquia Gaz (Morocco) on pushing back the deadline for meeting the preconditions for signing the Phase 1 LNG sale and purchase agreement (SPA).
Duqm set for early 2023 start-up
Iraq plans to sign major deals with Saudi
Aramco continues strong performance on high oil prices
DMEA: Zarqa expansion and Duqm update
Bids submitted for Zarqa refinery expansion
Saipem sees Mozambique LNG project restarting in mid-2022
The Italian energy services group Saipem said on October 28 that it expects work on the Mozambique LNG project, which was put on hold this year for security reasons, to restart around mid-2022.
Oil, gas and pipeline projects set to boost FDI in Uganda, Tanzania
Uganda and Tanzania are set to see foreign direct investment levels rise considerably in the coming year as a result of crude oil and natural gas development, according to the Private Sector Foundation of Uganda (PSFU).
Egypt reduces rebate offered to LNG tankers crossing Suez Canal
Egypt is lowering the rebate offered to LNG tankers passing through the Suez Canal to 15% effective November 1, the Suez Canal Authority (SCA) has said.
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