DMEA - Downstream Middle East & Africa

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Oil & Gas

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In a region which has shown both extensive investment and increased instability over the past few years, MEA merits a significant degree of technically minded and industry-focused coverage.

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Mozambique, South Africa pre-empt Sasol’s planned sale of ROMPCO stake

30 June 2021

The governments of Mozambique and South Africa have decided to pre-empt the planned sale of a minority stake in the Republic of Mozambique Pipeline Company (ROMPCO) by Sasol (South Africa).

DFFE rejects Karpowership’s applications for LNG-to-power projects

30 June 2021

South Africa’s Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) has decided against giving Karpowership (Turkey) permission to go ahead with three LNG-to-power projects.

NLNG launches work on Train 7

23 June 2021

Nigeria LNG (NLNG) has formally begun work on the Train 7 project, which is slated to expand the consortium’s total production capacity to 30mn tonnes per year.

Problem with gas turbine forces shutdown at Skikda LNG plant

23 June 2021

Sonatrach, the national oil company (NOC) of Algeria, reported at the weekend that it had taken the Skikda LNG plant offline on June 11.

Karmol vessel arrives offshore Senegal to launch LNG-to-power project

23 June 2021

Karmol, a 50:50 joint venture between Karpowership (Turkey) and Mitsui OSK Lines (Japan), has completed the delivery of a marine LNG import terminal to Senegal.

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