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Iran, Russia Compete over Indian Refinery Supply
India’s Essar Oil Ltd, the country's largest refiner, expects to lower crude purchases from Iran after shipments from OAO Rosneft begin once the Russian state producer completes a deal to buy a 49% stake in the Indian company.
Sasol Expands Oil, Gas Output in Mozambique, Gabon
Energy and chemicals group Sasol has increased its natural gas, condensate and crude oil production in Mozambique and Gabon.
Militants Threaten to Destroy Refineries in Nigeria
Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate has issued a deadly warning that it will destroy refineries in the region.
Nigeria’s Oil, Gas Sales Reach $3.46b
Nigeria has earned about $3.46b in oil and gas revenues between July 2015 and June 2016, with a total of $2.3b coming from crude oil proceeds and $1.17b from gas sales.
Pakistan, Iran to Amend Gas Agreement
The Pakistani Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Resources is negotiating amendments to the Gas Sale Purchase Agreement (GSPA) with Iran for the early implementation of the much-delayed Iran-Pakistan (IP) gas pipeline project.
Tunisia Aims at Reviving Energy Sector Despite Recession
Tunisia struggles, after a fall in gas production with less than 10% by the end of the year compared with 2015, attracting exploration activities
Dar Al Salam, Maputo Compete for Collecting Gas Investments
Tanzania and Mozambique are currently competing for investments to develop their existing gas fields. However, the Tanzania chances are at risk since Mozambique has thrice the amount of natural gas resources and is directly competing with the same investors.
Kuwait’s Oil Field, Leakage But No Fire
Kuwait Oil Company reported it contained an oil leak during drilling at Al-Ahmadi oil Field, located in the rich OPEC member state.
