Fuel | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 13
Fuel Subsidy Card Posponed
Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi asked his government on Saturday to consider postponing a smart card system for subsidized fuel which was due to come into effect in two days, state media said
South Africa’s Stocks Fall and Petrochemicals Follow
South African stocks edged lower on Wednesday, led by petrochemicals firm Sasol as brent crude for July slipped when investors adjusted their positions ahead of a key meeting of OPEC oil producers.
Chevron Wants to Share $1 Billion in South Africa Refinery Updates
South Africa, which sets gasoline prices that fuel producers can charge, needs to ensure companies can recover the cost of upgrading their facilities to handle cleaner fuels, Chevron Corp.’s local unit said.
Removal of Nigeria’s oil Subsidies Will Be a Challenge
Nigeria's crippling fuel shortages are unlikely to ease any time soon and much-needed deregulation of the subsidised market would be a fraught process, the chief executive of energy company Sahara Group said on Wedne ...
Nigeria Slashes 2015 Fuel Subsidy Due to Price Slide
Nigeria will slash petrol subsidies by 90 percent this year because government revenues have been hit by the slump in oil prices.
Fuel Smart Card System to Take Effect from June 15
Egypt will begin rolling out a smart card system for subsidised fuel from June 15, the head of the firm overseeing the project said, part of plans to reduce costly energy subsidies over time. Gasoline Prices at 4 Month High in US
Gasoline prices are climbing again, pumped up by a rallying oil market and a seasonal switch to more expensive summer-blends, but motorists still are enjoying the cheapest springtime fuel in six years.
Fuel Oil Supplies Soar in Southeast Asia as Russian Fuel is Diverted from Europe
Fuel oil stocks stored in the oil hub of Singapore are the highest in nearly two years as soaring Russian supplies are diverted from Europe, threatening to pressure Asian prices of the product that have rallied 10 pe ...
