Iraq’s SOMO Awards Contract to Supply Fuel to Chevron, Reliance

• Thursday, 25th March 2021
• by Fatma Ahmed

The Iraqi State Organization for Marketing of Oil (SOMO) has awarded a contract to supply 750,000 of straight-run fuel oil (SRFO) per month to Chevron Corporation and Reliance Industries in addition to an unidenti ...

Misr Petroleum to Provide E-Payment Solutions for Fuel Supply

• Tuesday, 25th August 2020
• by Fatma Ahmed

Misr Petroleum Company signed an agreement with E-Finance company to activate the fuel management and operation system by providing e-payment solutions for the company’s clients.

Copetrol, E-finance Sign Contract for Issuing Fuel Smart Cards

• Sunday, 3rd May 2020
• by Fatma Ahmed

Co-Operation Petroleum Company (Copetrol) signed a three-year contract with E- Finance Company to issue pre-payed smart cards for supplying fuel to the governmental agencies, which goes in line with the digital tr ...

Fuel Resumes to Normal Pumping Rate

• Monday, 19th August 2019
• by Amira Mansour

The fuel pumping rate into market will get back to 20 million liters a day, after it has been increased with almost 10% to reach 25 million liters during Eid al-Adha.

Electricity Demand for Gas and Mazut Eases

• Wednesday, 23rd August 2017
• by Sarah Samir

The Egyptian Ministry of Electricity and Renewable Resources announced that electricity demand has stabilized due to lower temperatures, uninterrupted production, and a continuous supply of fuel.

Gulf States’ Fuel Supplies to Egypt Shrink Import Bill

• Monday, 9th May 2016
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

In an statement to Egypt Oil&Gas, Ibrahim Zahran, an oil & gas expert, affirmed that the Gulf States supply of fuel maintained stability in Egypt’s domestic markets as it helped cut down 25% of its current import bill.

Nigeria to Track Trucks as Fuel Stolen During Shortages

• Tuesday, 3rd May 2016
• by Egypt Oil & Gas

Nigeria is planning to plant tracking devices on trucks as nearly a third of the country’s fuel supply is being stolen in the midst of crippling shortages in Africa’s largest oil producer.