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Global LNG liquefaction capacity to grow 37% by 2028: GIIGNL
Global LNG liquefaction capacity is expected to grow by 37% to over 672.1mn tonnes per year by 2028 as producers commission around 180mn tpy of new capacity.
Nigeria: Former NNPCL CFO speaks out against allegations of arrest
Umar Ajiya Isa, former chief finance officer (CFO) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Co. Ltd. (NNPCL) has denied reports that he was arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for allegedly committing fraud worth $7.2bn.
George Elombi’s appointment as Afreximbank president will boost energy trade in Africa, says AEC
The African Energy Chamber (AEC) called George Elombi’s appointment as Afreximbank's president “a strategic move for African energy trade” at a time when Africa is striving to reduce energy poverty and drive long-term, sustainable development.
Fuel tanker explosion in Jebrin, Syria, kills seven, injures many
A devastating explosion rocked the town of Jebrin in the Hama countryside, central Syria, on July 2 after a fuel tanker caught fire.
Trump says US may ease Iran sanctions
US President Donald Trump has said that he may support the easing of sanctions on Iran to help the country rebuild following its war with Israel over nuclear weapons development.
Nigeria’s Port Harcourt refinery shows signs of life
Politics Nigeria revealed this week that Nigeria’s 210,000 barrel per day Port Harcourt Refining Complex (PHRC) has begun to show signs of life following its shut-down in May, with flares around the plant on June 29.
Fires rip through two petroleum-related units in Iran amid fragile ceasefire with Israel
A blast and blaze affected two Iranian refining and petrochemical facilities as tensions remained high despite a fragile ceasefire between Tehran and Tel Aviv.
Oil prices drop as US plans talks with Iran
US President Donald Trump has revealed that he may conduct talks with Iranian officials next week in a bid to improve relations and strengthen a fragile ceasefire with Israel.
Angola, US to advance cooperation in developing oil and gas, critical minerals and renewable energy
Angola’s Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas Diamantino Azevedo and US Secretary of Energy Chris Wright met on June 11 in Washington, D.C. to discuss cooperation in the oil and gas, critical minerals and renewable energy sectors.
Ghana fuel import chaos costs industry over $40mn in H1, disrupts energy security, distributors warns
Nigeria’s NNPCL increases petrol prices
The Nigerian National Petroleum Co. Ltd. (NNPCL) has increased the pump prices of petrol to N915 ($0.59) per litre in Abuja and Lagos as global crude prices rose in part due to events in the Middle East.
EFCC arrests ex-NNPCL official and previous Warri managing director
Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested a former CFO of the Nigerian National Petroleum Co. Ltd (NNPCL), as well as a former managing director of the 125,000 barrel per day Warri refinery on June 23.
Nigeria: Dangote’s new distribution plan will help prevent losses, says IPMAN
Nigerian oil marketers said this week that petroleum product exports from the country’s 650,000 barrel per day Dangote refinery would help prevent losses due to price crashes.
Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea sign Gulf of Guinea gas pipeline agreement
Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea have signed a joint communiqué to formalise cooperation on the Gulf of Guinea Gas Pipeline (GOGGP), advancing the regional energy infrastructure project intended to transport natural gas across West Africa.
Pipelines dilute impact of potential Hormuz closure
Fears of a full-blown conflict in the Middle East, reignited by recent military strikes, have once again thrust the vulnerability of the Strait of Hormuz into the spotlight.
Nigeria: Ex-NNPCL officials arrested over alleged $7.2bn refineries repair fraud
Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a former CFO of the national petroleum company (NNPCL) over his alleged involvement in a $7.2bn fraud connected to the rehabilitation of three oil refineries.
OQGN awards pipeline EPC deal to Petrojet
OQ Gas Networks (OQGN) has awarded a contract to Egyptian contractor Petrojet
Iranian parliament decides to ‘close’ Strait of Hormuz following US strike
Tehran appears set to take steps to close the vital shipping lane, but it remains to be seen whether it can do it, and what impact this will have.
Group renews calls for Jordan to cancel Israeli gas deal
Calls are mounting in Amman for the cancellation of Jordan’s gas agreement with Israel, following a suspension of supplies from the offshore Leviathan field
ISRAEL-IRAN WAR: Israel strikes Iranian nuclear facility and military bases in Ahvaz and Mahshahr
Israeli forces struck multiple Iranian targets on June 21, including military infrastructure in the southwestern cities of Ahvaz and Mahshahr.
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery to export first gasoline cargo to Asia
Nigeria’s Dangote refinery is set to export 90,000 tonnes of gasoline to Asia, marking its first such shipment outside of West Africa.
Iran and Israel trade blows on energy infrastructure
The conflict between Israel and Iran expanded to include energy infrastructure this week, with both countries launching missiles at fuel storage depots, refineries and gas facilities in a bid to harm the opposite side’s ability to wage war.
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