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GCC Braces for Refinery Expansion, Financial Opportunities

The Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation’s (Apicorp) Energy Research has just issued its monthly report, calling for a serious rethinking of the GCC state's downstream sector

UAE-Pacific Fund Inaugurates Environment-Friendly Power Plants

Masdar, Abu Dhabi’s renewable energy company, has delivered two UAE-funded solar projects in two Pacific island nations

Study: 122 TWh of Power-From-Waste in Africa Possible in 2025

The total waste generated in Africa has the potential to produce up to 122.2 TWh of electricity in 2025, according to a study co-authored by the Joint Research Centre (JRC).

Circle Oil Prepares for Well Testing in Morocco

Circle Oil, the North African company, informed that the KSR-A well, located within the Ksiri Central production concession of the Sebou permit, onshore Morocco, reached a TD of 1,890 metres MD on 19 September 2015.

Uganda, Tanzania Agree to Study Possibility of Crude Oil Pipeline

Uganda and Tanzania have signed an agreement to explore the possibility of building a crude oil pipeline between the two countries.

Qatar to Showcase Solar Transformation at Doha Energy Summit

Doha will play host to the Power Qatar Summit on October 26 and 27, bringing together senior decision makers within the government, regional and global leaders from the public and private sectors

Nigeria Losing Out Due to Subsidies, Crude Prices

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. recorded a loss of $1.9b in the first eight months of this year thanks mostly to fuel subsidies

Japan Making Way Back to Post-Sanction Iran Crude Market

Executives of Japan's Showa Shell Sekiyu arrived in Tehran on Monday

Qatar Energy Minister Predicts OPEC Oil Price Rebound

US News & World Report cited Qatar's Energy and Industry, Minister Mohammed bin Saleh al-Sada as saying that oil prices have bottomed out ahead of an expected meeting of OPEC members and other oil producers later this month in Vienna.

Chevron: South Africa Does Not Need a New Refinery

South Africa does not need another oil refinery because the slowing economy has curbed demand and the country has ample petrol production, said Shash Rabbipal, the new chairman at the local unit of Chevron.

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