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Jordan keen to raise oil imports from Iraq
Jordan aims to boost its oil imports from Iraq, with negotiations currently underway to renew the memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the two countries for the supply of Iraqi crude oil.
Diesel shortage looms in Nigeria despite planned Dangote Refinery opening, S&P warns
Nigeria may experience a shortage of diesel supply in the short term, despite the upcoming opening of the new Dangote Refinery in Q4 2023, according to a report by S&P Global Commodity Insights.
Top South African industrial heating fuel supplier FFS Refiners signs final gas supply agreement with Kinetiko Energy
FFS Refiners Proprietary Ltd, a leading supplier of industrial heating fuels in South Africa, has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Kinetiko Energy that will see the finalisation of a gas supply agreement.
DMEA: Luberef signs Yanbu expansion deal
Vessel carrying 600,000 barrels of Russian crude oil to Ghana loaded from Kazakhstan port
Global energy sector emissions reach new high in 2022
Global energy-related CO2 emissions reached a new record in 2022 of 36.8bn tonnes, inching up 0.9% from the previous year’s level, the International Energy Agency reported last week.
Qatar’s clean energy push hinges on gas
Home to one of the world’s largest gas deposits, Qatar has been shifting gears on projects to raise LNG production through its North Field East (NFE) and North Field South (NFS) projects, but other downstream developments are also gathering pace.
Kuwait’s Al-Zour ramping up production
Kuwait’s Al-Zour refinery is ramping up towards its 615,000 barrel per day capacity this year, potentially plugging a supply gap in Europe while meeting further demand in Africa and Asia.
Russian crude oil unsold in Ghana
Western sanctions have forced Russia to send its oil to Ghana for storage after existing pools of buyers shrink. On February 24, the St Kitts and Nevis-flagged Theseus arrived in Tema from a Black Sea port carrying 600,000 barrels of Russian crude.
Luberef signs deal for Yanbu expansion
Saudi Aramco Base Oil Co. (Luberef) has announced the signing of an engineering procurement and construction contract with Egypt’s Petrojet for the expansion of its Yanbu facility.
Saipem CEO sees Mozambique LNG consortium resuming work in July 2023
Alessandro Puliti, the CEO of the Italian oilfield services provider (OSP) Saipem, expects work on the Mozambique LNG project, led by France’s TotalEnergies, to resume in July of this year.
Hungary will be able to import liquefied natural gas from Egypt starting in 2026
Hungary will be able to import liquefied natural gas from Egypt starting 2026 as the central European country seeks to diversify its energy sources away from Russia, the two country’s leaders agreed in Cairo.
Russia to store oil in Ghana as Western sanctions shrink its market
Eni CEO says Africa is a key source of gas supplies to replace Russia in Europe
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi says Africa is a vital source of natural gas for Europe as the Continent attempts to reduce its dependence on supplies from Russia.
CPECC, TotalEnergies sign deal on building ground facilities for Tilenga oilfield in Uganda
China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Co. (CPECC) has signed a deal with TotalEnergies to construct ground facilities for the Tilenga oilfield in Uganda.
Gazprom chief to visit Iran for talks
Alexey Miller, the CEO of Gazprom, is scheduled to visit Tehran on this week to hold discussions with senior officials of Iran's oil and gas sector. The Iran embassy in Moscow has confirmed this news.
ADNOC increases gas IPO share to 5%
Abu Dhabi National Oil Co. (ADNOC) has announced that it will increase the stake in its gas business being offered in an initial public offering from 4% to 5%.
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