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Iran increases LPG export capacity
Jalil Salari, managing director of the National Iranian Oil Refining and Distribution Company (NIORDC), said in an August 12 press conference that Iran had increased its capacity to export liquefied petroleum gas.
Uganda in talks with potential partners for Hoima refinery
TEHRAN BLOG: Petrol queues choke Iranian cities
Iranian car owners are driven around the bend by petrol station queues, even though the government says there isn't a shortage.
$1.98bn oil refinery set to begin operations in Tema, Ghana
Nigeria's Forcados crude terminal resumes crude exports
Nigeria reports 121 incidents involving crude theft
Africa Finance Corp commits $95.25mn to support downstream oil transport, storage in Lake Victoria area
Egypt’s hydrocarbon exports plunge by 47% y/y to $3.89bn in the first five months of 2023
Egypt’s hydrocarbon and refined petroleum product exports plunged by 47% year on year in terms of value to $3.89bn in the first five months (January-May) of 2023 compared to the same period the previous year.
Iran stockpiles 5bn litres of LPG for winter
In a strategic move to ensure an uninterrupted power supply during the winter months, approximately 5bn litres of liquid fuel have been stockpiled in the storage tanks of power plants across Iran
DMEA: King Abdullah Port reduces ship waiting times
Industry trends help reinforce Nigeria’s deal with Golar LNG
NNPCL’s increasing interest in FLNG projects is in line with global LNG operators’ flagging interest in onshore LNG plants.
Iraq’s Karbala oil refinery struggles to reach full capacity
Iraq’s 140,000-bpd Karbala oil refinery has struggled to reach its expected throughput capacity following severe technical difficulties that saw the plant taken offline in June.
King Abdullah Port reduces ship waiting times
Saudi Arabia’s King Abdullah Port has partnered with two marine fuel and service providers to reduce ship waiting times as part of a commitment to provide fuel supply and bunkering services to every vessel entering the facility.
Petrefuel to acquire Royale Energy
Petrefuel Holdings (Petrefuel) is set to acquire 100% of Royal Energy, with the Competition Commission saying on 4 August that it had recommended the acquisition be approved, provided certain conditions are met.
Israel's gas export debate returns
Israel is revisiting a debate it had a decade ago about how much of the country’s natural gas reserves should be available for export. The issue is back due to the changing political and economic circumstances in the region and Europe.
Iraq to increase exports to Jordan to 15,000 bpd
Jordan’s Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (MEMR) announced this weekend that it will be increasing imports of crude oil from Iraq to 15,000 barrels per day, up from the current 10,000 bpd.
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