Africa | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 12

Kenya Lost East Africa Fuel Imports

Rwanda and Burundi stopped importing their fuel needs through the Kenyan port of Mombasa because of the contamination of some cargoes and have opted to route shipments through Tanzania.

Tullow to Enhace FPSO Inspection

Arnlea Systems has been awarded a contract to carry out inspection services for African-focused Tullow Oil Plc.

Chevron to Sell African Assets

Total, Glencore and Gunvor are bidding for a 75% stake in Chevron's South African downstream assets, which include a 110,000b/d refinery in Cape Town.

Swaziland Signed 2 Power Deals

Swaziland Electricity Company (SEC) signed agreements with South African state-owned power utility Eskom and JSW Energy to combat the country's power crisis.

Nigeria to Reduce Oil Imports by 60%

Nigeria plans to reduce its level of fuel imports by 60% by the year 2018.

Angola Exported The Most Oil to China

Angola became China's largest crude supplier for the second time in September, taking the top position from Russia.

Mozambique Extended Gas Tender

The government of Mozambique announced a one-month extension of the deadline for the tender to select companies interested in the design, investment and development liquefied gas projects.

ExxonMobil to Exit Nigeria’s Downstream

ExxonMobil plans to sell 60% of its equity in Mobil Oil Nigeria Plc (MON) to Nipco Investments Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nipco Plc.

Nigeria Cut Crude Prices

The Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation reduced the official selling price (OSP) of Nigeria’s crude oil grades as parts of a strategy to make Nigerian crude attractive to buyers and to help it regain its share of ...

Nigeria to Generate Power from Solid Waste

The Kano and Kaduna state governments in Nigeria confirmed to have concluded plans to generate electricity from solid waste.

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