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Cycle Oil Completed Morocco’s Pipeline Repairs
Circle Oil, an international oil and gas exploration and production company, declared the completion of repairs of its gas pipeline in Morocco.
Shell to Start Drilling Offshore Tanzania
Shell is making preparations to commence exploration drilling offshore Tanzania before the of end 2016.
Iraq to Resume Oil Exports via Kirkuk Pipeline
A pipeline linking Iraq’s Kirkuk field to Turkey’s Ceyhan port was repaired after it was halted. A flow test took place and operations are expected to return to normal exports levels of more than 90,000b/d.
Nigeria Lost 130,000b/d of Crude Output in August
Nigeria suffered the biggest decline among members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) with 1.468mb/d of crude oil in August.
Japan Will Not Invest in Aramco’s IPO
Japan's government declared it has no intentions to invest in state-run oil firm Saudi Aramco's planned initial public offering (IPO).
Nigerian Renewed Crackdown on Oil Theft
The Nigerian Navy arrested 11 suspected oil thieves and destroyed 13 ‘Cotonou boats’ laden with suspected stolen crude oil.
Bahrain, Russia Agreed on Gas Partnerships
Bahrain and Russia agreed to expand cooperation in liquefied natural gas (LNG), with Moscow considering LNG supplies to and expanding its offshore exploration in the kingdom.
LPG Vessel Stranded in Nigeria
MT Gaz Providence vessel carrying Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) by the Nigeria LNG Limited was stranded at Apapa Jetty in Lagos due to lack of berthing space.
