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Two approaches to LNG
Two LNG projects in Mozambique and Mauritania appear to be gaining some headway, but their sponsors are following different strategies.
OPEC picks new Secretary-General as restrictions ease
Shell, TotalEnergies agree Oman Block 10 deal
QatarEnergy takes over at Qatargas, hands out EPCI work
DMEA: NNPC deals with refinery fire
Iran’s non-oil foreign trade up 38% in first nine Persian months driven by petrochemicals
Local firms invest as TA’ZIZ chemicals momentum builds
Libyan contradictions and contraindications
The Libyan oil sector appears to be drawing interest from several major IOCs, but the impending presidential election could spark enough turmoil to prevent a new wave of investment.
NNPC discloses refining expenditure
Idemitsu receives Emirati blue ammonia
DMEA: ADNOC ammonia and NNPC spending
AfrOil: Ugandan MPs approve EACOP Special Provisions Bill 2021
Uganda moved one step closer towards launching commercial hydrocarbon production last week, when members of Parliament approved a bill designed to facilitate the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
Ugandan MPs approve EACOP Special Provisions Bill 2021
Uganda moved one step closer towards launching commercial hydrocarbon production last week, when members of Parliament voted to approve a bill designed to facilitate the construction of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP).
Iran to ‘achieve self-reliance in production of petrochemical catalysts by early 2023’
Nigerian House promises timely completion of Port Harcourt rehab
TA’ZIZ and Reliance launch chemicals JV
Oman targets midstream, downstream amid flurry of MoUs
Iranian government ‘to divest 18% in highly profitable petrochemical corporation PGPIC’
Borouge awards contracts for expansion
Britain sued by Friends of the Earth over Mozambique LNG project
The United Kingdom credit agency’s financial support for Mozambique’s natural gas project is being challenged in the British High Court by Friends of the Earth.
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