Nigeria | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 26

Nigeria Seeks $10b is Petroleum Assets Sale

Nigeria will sell off 15% of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation's (NNPC) and Nigeria LNG Limited's (NLNG) oil and gas assets to help revive the country's economy, with an expected yield of $10b.

Nigeria Spends $7b on Fuel Subsidies

Nigeria spent an estimated $35b as subsidy on petroleum products out of the $300b earned from crude oil over the course of 5 years since 2010. This amounts to approximately $7b annual expenditure on subsidies.

Lekoil to Produce 10,000b/d from Oil in Nigeria’s OML 11

Lekoil Limited has declared the successful well tests of C5 and C6 zones in the Otakikpo Marginal Field in Oil Mining Lease (OML) 11 in Nigeria.

Siemens Developed Oil, Gas Repair Facility in Nigeria

Siemens Limited Nigeria has inaugurated a new $3.35m facility in Port Harcourt to increase local capacity in the Nigerian oil and gas industry. The facility was equipped to repair and overhaul equipment that would ha ...

Nigeria Lost 130,000b/d of Crude Output in August

Nigeria suffered the biggest decline among members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) with 1.468mb/d of crude oil in August.

Nigerian Renewed Crackdown on Oil Theft

The Nigerian Navy arrested 11 suspected oil thieves and destroyed 13 ‘Cotonou boats’ laden with suspected stolen crude oil.

LPG Vessel Stranded in Nigeria

MT Gaz Providence vessel carrying Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) by the Nigeria LNG Limited was stranded at Apapa Jetty in Lagos due to lack of berthing space.

Shell Nigeria Resumed Bonny Light Exports

Royal Dutch Shell lifted its force majeure on Nigeria's Bonny Light crude exports. The Nembe Creek Trunk Line was repaired and reopened, allowing Shell to resume exports.

Chemex to Expand Nigerian Refinery

US’s Chemex Modular LLC reached an agreement with Niger Delta Petroleum Resources Ltd (NDPR) to expand NDPR's existing refining capacity from 1,000b/d of crude to 11,000b/d.

Nigeria’s Crude Output Declined by 130,000b/d

Nigeria’s crude oil production declined by 130,000b/d in August to an average of 1.44mb/d, as oil companies struggle to repair pipelines damaged by severe militant attacks

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