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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.
Saudi forces foil Houthi attack on oil sites
Aramco-SABIC deal set for EU approval
Oil flows behind the Curtain in North-East Syria
Three OPEC countries considering deeper output cuts
Iran needs $30bn for petchem push: minister
Saudi Arabia eyes gas, petchem exporter status
Qatar reportedly delays partner selection for LNG expansion
Qatar is reported to have delayed its selection of foreign partners for its North Field expansion project, amid a slump in LNG prices.
Signs of relief in Sudan
Sudan's fuel crisis appears to have eased, following the government’s efforts to address problems.
NLNG consolidates remarketing plans via 10-year deal with Galp Trading
The Nigeria LNG (NLNG) consortium has signed a long-term supply deal with Galp Trading for remarketed volumes of fuel from Trains 1, 2 and 3 of the its liquefaction plant on Bonny Island.
Liberian fuel crisis rolls on
Uganda seeks Chinese credits to build new oil roads
Uganda’s government is reportedly preparing to borrow more than €100mn from China for an infrastructure project designed to facilitate the development of oilfields in the Lake Albert region.
Turkey flexes its muscles but friends are hard to find
Sound Energy moots micro-LNG project for Tendrara in Morocco
UK-listed Sound Energy has said it hopes to pursue a small-scale LNG project at the Tendrara licence area in eastern Morocco.
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