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Harder to detect petrochemical and petroleum exports biggest earner for Iran amid sanctions
Morgan Stanley warns of further gas, LNG price volatility risk
Investment bank Morgan Stanley warned this week that low inventories and the imminent arrival of the winter heating season leave room for further upside volatility for gas and LNG prices.
First 'Hezbollah' Iranian truck convoy arrives in Lebanon to help relieve fuel crisis
Brooge receives cargo as Fujairah expansion progresses
NNPC sells electricity from Kaduna, Warri refineries
DNG Energy, Imperial Logistics unveil plan for pilot LNG project
DNG Energy of South Africa has teamed up with Imperial Logistics, another local company, for a pilot project that will test the use of LNG as an alternative to diesel in the transport sector.
Namibian MP urges government to require ReconAfrica to build refinery
Themistokles Murorua, a member of Namibia’s lower house of Parliament, has urged Windhoek to demand that ReconAfrica (Canada) build a refinery as it proceeds with the development of crude oil reserves in the Kavango basin.
Ugandan government draws up EACOP tax bill
Uganda’s government has drafted a law designed to establish a fixed legal framework for taxation of the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), which will pump crude from fields near Lake Albert to the Tanzanian coast.
Montfort acquires assets in East Africa
Montfort, an international commodities trader, is working to establish a foothold in East Africa through the acquisition of local assets.
OQ awards pipeline deal to Galfar
Aramco in talks for South Sudan supply deal
Protesters reportedly block more Libyan crude loading
DMEA: Saudis in South Sudan supply talks
Iran to connect eight more petrochemical complexes to world’s longest ethylene transfer pipeline
Iran makes gas preparations for winter months
Truckers’ strike leads to fuel shortages in South Sudan
South Sudan has begun experiencing fuel shortages following protests by truck drivers over inadequate security along the roads used to import petroleum products and other goods.
Consortium to sell bonds to refinance Aramco pipe loan
IPO at the heart of NNPC’s plans
Another East African pipeline faces ESG challenges
Turkana County authorities have continued to fight Kenya’s government over land acquisition for the oil pipeline component of the LAPSSET project.
Sonangol signs three contracts for Barro do Dando fuel terminal
Sonangol reported last week that it had finalised several contracts related to the planned construction of a petroleum product import terminal at Barro do Dande, about 60 km north of the Angolan capital Luanda.
KNPC brings on more units at Mina Abdullah
IFC agrees to provide $30mn loan to finance UAE-based BCI Holding’s polyurethane production in Egypt, Algeria
DMEA: More Clean Fuels progress
AfrOil: Another East African pipeline faces ESG challenges
Josphat Nanok, the governor of Kenya’s Turkana county, and James Lomenen Ekomwa, an MP representing Turkana South, have criticised the government’s approach to acquiring land for the Lokichar-Lamu Crude Oil Pipeline (LLCOP).
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