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Mubadala joins EIG in Aramco pipeline consortium
Iran suggests India stores oil at Jask
Mombasa Gas Terminal to use World Bank loan for LPG terminal construction
International Finance Corp. (IFC), an arm of the World Bank, has reportedly agreed to lend a Kenyan fuel company about $23mn for the construction of the first phase of a new LPG terminal.
Savannah in advanced discussions on acquisition of ExxonMobil assets in Chad, Cameroon
UK-based Savannah Energy is looking to acquire a package of upstream and midstream assets in Chad and Cameroon from ExxonMobil (US).
Iraq continues to court Saudi investments
Aramco returns to markets for $5bn bond
Dangote kicks off urea production
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National Bank of Egypt provides $58.37mn financing to TAQA Arabia to build CNG fuelling stations
IGU upbeat on global LNG outlook
The International Gas Union’s annual LNG report is upbeat on the outlook for global LNG, and has talked up the role the fuel will play in post-pandemic recovery and the energy transition.
Nigerian government seeks to clear bottlenecks in domestic LPG credit programme
Nigeria’s government is reportedly looking for ways to help local fuel retailers access credits that Abuja has made available to encourage the sale of CNG as motor fuel and LPG as cooking fuel.
UNOC committed to making FID on refinery project in 2022
Uganda National Oil Co. (UNOC) has reiterated its commitment to making a final investment decision (FID) on the construction of a 60,000 barrel per day (bpd) refinery next year.
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