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Moroccan Refinery Samir to Delay Restarting Production
Moroccan court has given Samir's refinery another six months to restart production, after it had been previously announced it would resume production in mid-June.
China’s Crude Imports from Russia Reach New Peak
China’s crude oil imports from Russia have hit a new record of 1.24mb/d, up 33.7% from 2015, according to data from the Chinese General Administration of Customs.
Namibia Receives 250 Solar Units from Netherlands
The Dutch Minister of International Trade and Development, Lilianne Ploumen, donated 250 solar units to groups of Namibian children living in households without electricity, which were distributed via established welfare projects and NGOs.
OPEC: Nigeria Urged to Sustain Energy Reforms
The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries has urged Nigeria to sustain its ongoing energy reforms in order to succeed in transforming the country.
Nigerian New Militants Attack Elf Oil Pipelines
Nigerian new militant group, the Red Scorpion, has claimed responsibility for the blowing up of two pipelines belonging to Elf Oil Company.
Iranian Maroon Petchem Plant to Operate in 2017
The first phase of Maroon Petrochemical Plant will come on-stream before the end of the current Iranian calendar year which began on March 20th.
Otto Energy Farms Out of Tanzania’s Kito-1 Well
Otto Energy Ltd farms down 25% interest in upcoming Kito-1 well, in Kilosa-Kilombero Licence, onshore Tanzania.
Siemens-Gamesa Sign Merging Wind Power Agreement
Spain’s Gamesa and Germany's Siemens, the world’s fourth and fifth top wind turbine suppliers respectively, have signed a binding agreement to merge their wind business together to form a leading global wind power player.
