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Dangote Group outlines plan for offshore gas pipeline project
Nigeria’s Dangote Industries Ltd (DIL) has outlined plans for the construction of a high-capacity subsea pipeline capable of handling more than 31bn cubic metres per year of associated gas from offshore oilfields.
Lower oil prices pose trouble for Nigeria
The collapse of the OPEC-plus deal highlights Nigeria's vulnerability.
South African companies urged to seek LNG-related contracts in Mozambique
Several South African businesspeople said during the Africa Gas Forum in Cape Town last week that their country had the potential to benefit from the development of natural gas resources in Mozambique.
Angola hoping to see more filling stations built in eastern regions
Angola’s Ministry of Mineral Resources and Petroleum has begun drawing up plans for the expansion of the country’s network of retail filling stations.
Nigerian independent prepares to commission first phase of modular refinery
Nigeria’s Waltersmith Refining & Petrochemical (WR&P) has said it expects to complete the first phase of a modular refinery at the Ibigwe oilfield in Imo State ahead of schedule.
Aramco gets EU green light for SABIC takeover
Algeria brings oil refinery back online
Eni finishes gas pipeline in Algeria’s Berkine Basin
Italy’s Eni has wrapped up construction work on a pipeline that will facilitate the export of natural gas and associated gas from hydrocarbon fields in the Berkine Basin in south-eastern Algeria.
Banks seek advisory role for Egyptian refining IPO
Aramco to shut down top refinery
Egypt to expand gas processing complex
Fuel shortages persist in north-eastern and south-western Sudan
Shortages of motor fuel seem to have eased in Khartoum and surrounding areas, but supplies remain scarce in the north-eastern and south-western regions of Sudan.
Tullow Oil remains optimistic about Kenyan project
Tullow Oil’s Kenyan division remains optimistic about plans for development of three licence areas in the South Lokichar Basin.
Head of Libya’s NOC says US intervention could mitigate harm to oil sector
The head of Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) said last week that he hoped the US government would intervene to help end the conflict between rival factions fighting for control of Tripoli.
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