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DMEA: Trial operations begin at Duqm refinery
Oil flows to Jordan stop despite Iraqi approval
Exports of Iraqi crude to Jordan halted last week despite the Iraqi Cabinet having approved the renewal of the mechanism under which oil had been trucked across the border since 2021.
Golden Rim Resources reports positive assay results from Kada gold project drilling in Guinea
Iraq receives refinery bids, inaugurates Karbala
Iraq recently received bids from foreign companies for contracts to build five planned refineries following the Ministry of Oil’s solicitation last month. The push for new capacity is part of broader efforts to slash imports and resolve shortages.
Kenyan oil marketers move to stop fuel on credit deal
Oil marketers in Kenya have gone to court aiming to stop planned fuel imports from the UAE in a deal that officials have said will ease pressure on dollar reserves.
Trial operations begin at Duqm refinery
The launch brings the 230,000-barrel per day facility closer to full operations, with more to follow on its hydrocracking and petroleum coking units. On completion, the facility will produce naphtha, LPG, jet fuel, diesel, sulphur and petroleum coke.
How quickly will work on Rovuma LNG resume?
TotalEnergies’ caution on Mozambique LNG may signal that ExxonMobil’s Rovuma LNG will remain on hold for a while.
Iraqi PM inaugurates Karbala refinery
Iranian minister highlights multi-billion-dollar FDI
Iran has signed over $80bn of memoranda of understanding (MoUs) with foreign investors to finance its oil projects, said Houshang Falahatpour, Iran's deputy oil minister.
Parts of Ghana to face a 14-day power interruption as plant gets shut down for maintenance
Some parts of Ghana are expected to see interruptions in power supply for 14 days as the Ghana Gas Company Limited conducts a temporary shutdown of the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant for maintenance.
Shell planning to continue aviation fueling operations in South Africa, unlike BP
Shell (UK) has said it intends to continue its jet fuel supply operations at airports in South Africa, in contrast to BP.
DMEA: Deal signed for Libyan refinery project
OPEC+ announces surprise output cut
OPEC and several of its partners in the OPEC+ group made a surprise announcement over the weekend, declaring that they would make a voluntary oil production cut of 1.15mn barrels per day, which will run until the end of the year.
Nigeria: Supplies of oil from Oza field help Edo modular refinery boost production
The Edo modular oil refinery in southern Nigeria has increased production by processing crude sourced from the Oza field.
Nigerian oil minister reported to have resigned
Timipre Sylva, Nigeria’s Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, is reported to have resigned his post, Argus Media said on March 31.
Algeria, France to resume gas exports talks as presidents meet in May
Algeria and France are expected to resume negotiations for supplying an additional Algerian share of gas to France when two presidents meet in Paris in early May.
Uganda oil pipeline firm says “good progress” made in the search for funding
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline, responsible for constructing the 1,443-km oil pipeline from Uganda's Lake Albert oilfields to the port of Tanga in Tanzania, has made good progress in the search for 60% debt financing to complete the duct.
Aramco expands downstream presence in China
Aramco this week announced the investment of billions of dollars as part of its push for downstream growth in China, highlighting the company’s goals to expand in Asia.
Kenya to pay for products with shillings
Kenya has signed an agreement with Saudi Aramco, Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) and the Emirates Oil Co. (ENOC) to allow for the purchase of oil products in Kenyan shillings owing.
Honeywell signs contract for Libyan refinery project
A subsidiary of Libya’s state-owned National Oil Corp. (NOC) has announced the signing of a contract with US-based Honeywell for the development of a new refinery near the El Sharara oilfield.
Danish oil tanker hijacked by pirates off west coast of Africa
Danish oil company Monjasa has reported losing contact with one of its product tankers, the Monjasa Reformer, after the crew reported the vessel was being boarded by pirates in the waters off the west coast of Africa.
Iraq’s new port to include oil export berths
Iraq’s Parliamentary Oil, Gas and Natural Resources Committee declared this week that the Grand Faw Port project will include six berths dedicated to oil exports as well as product storage capabilities.
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