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Europe’s Banks Hold Fewer Risky Energy Assets Than US Rivals

The energy exposures of the large European banks are moderate and do not present a significant risk to their earnings or capital. However, rising provisions in 2016 will weigh on profitability, Moody's Investors Service said in a report.

Nigeria Convinces Oil Majors to Pay $200m for Fuel Imports

Nigeria will get $200m in badly-needed hard currency from oil majors to pay for fuel imports and ease petrol shortages that has hit the OPEC producer, the head of state-run oil firm NNPC said.

Angola to Negotiate Three-Year Loan With IMF

Angola will begin loan negotiations with the International Monetary Fund on a three-year loan facility next week as lower oil prices hammer the finances of Africa's second-largest crude exporter, the Finance Ministry and the IMF said.

Vietnam Demands China to Move Oil Rig From Disputed Waters

Vietnam’s government said it had demanded China to remove an oil exploration rig from the Gulf of Tonkin, an area where the countries are still negotiating a delineation of control. Vietnam calls on China to stop complicating the situation with unilateral action.

Eni Mulls Investment in Solar Power Projects in Africa

Italian oil major Eni is ready to spend "hundreds of millions" of euros in developing solar power projects in Africa, the group's CEO, Claudio Descalzi, said.

Nigeria’s Forte Oil Seeks to Raise $502m for Expansion

Nigeria's Forte Oil said it plans to raise up to $502m to expand its operations in the country and will seek shareholders' approval at its annual General Meeting in April.

Azerbaijan, Armenia Sign Ceasefire Deal over Nagorno-Karabakh

A ceasefire between key oil and gas players in the Caspian region, Azerbaijan and Armenia, was signed on April 5th putting an end to a renewed conflict that erupted over the breakaway Nagorno-Karabakh region. The deal was concluded at a meeting between Armenian and Azeri Chiefs of General Staff in Moscow.

Aminex Starts Gas Production from Tanzania’s Kiliwani North Field

Africa-focused oil and gas production and development company, Aminex, announced that first gas production has been achieved from the Kiliwani North gas field in Tanzania.

Bulgaria-Romania Gas Pipeline to Open in August

An Austrian company will complete the remaining 2.1 km of a long-anticipated gas interconnector that will help the energy diversification of Bulgaria and Romania.

BP to Pay $20b in Environmental Damage Over 2010 Oil Spill

In the largest environmental settlement in the US history, oil and gas giant BP will pay over $20b to the American government over damages caused by an rig explosion and oil spill on April 20, 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico.

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