crude oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 22
Spain Capitalizes on Cheap Energy, Eager for Iranian Crude
Iran announced its readiness to export crude to Spain
Oil Companies Ponder Exiting Angola Due to Regulatory Costs
A series of measures introduced by Angola’s government in recent years has pushed production costs up as much as $500m annually and the country risks losing investment from foreign oil companies.
Mozambique Attracting Oil, Gas, LNG Investments from Far and Wide
South Africa's Sasol Ltd. has a two-pronged strategy on behalf of Mozambique, it seems.
Long Delayed Kenya-Uganda Pipeline to Spur Oil Investments
After months of deliberation Kenya and Uganda have finally agreed on the route of a joint pipeline that will reach the Indian Ocean
Production to Begin Soon in Nigeria’s Aje Field
The Aje shallow-water field offshore Lagos might begin crude oil production before the year runs out following the commencement of drilling on the Aje-5 production well on the Oil Mining Licence 113.
Kurdistan Begins to Bypass Iraq Crude Export Controls
Iraqi Kurds are independently selling oil produced in their region, bypassing the country’s state crude marketer for all exports so far this month, said Safeen Dizayee, a spokesman for the Kurdistan Regional Government.
UAE Balancing Crude Exports with Refinery Expansion
United Arab Emirates (UAE) crude oil exports are expected to fall in the fourth quarter of 2015 as the Gulf OPEC member upgrades its Ruwais refinery and processes more oil to feed rising domestic demand
Saudi Price Measures Target Asian Markets, Only
Saudi Arabia has cut the official selling price (OSP) for its benchmark Arab Light crude to Asia in August, as expected, while raising the price to European customers.
