Oil | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 59

Shoreline Plans $2 Billion Bond to Buy Africa Energy Assets

Shoreline Group, a Nigerian company with interests from oil production to rope-making across six African countries, plans to sell $2 billion in debt to buy crude and gas assets on the continent, which may include pur ...

Canadian Govt Report Warns Its Not Prepared for Arctic Oil Spill

An internal report warns the federal government isn’t fully prepared to respond in the event of an oil spill in the Arctic or in deep water offshore.

Iran’s Potential Return Would Be Bad News for Russian Oil

In Iran’s push for a nuclear deal, it’s had few better allies than Moscow. But if an agreement is reached this week, President Vladimir Putin’s regime will have at least one reason to reflect on its support.

Crude Oil Falls Below $60 a Barrel Amid Greek Crisis

Brent crude oil has fallen below $US60 a barrel due to concerns that the Greece crisis may stifle economic growth while also driving up the value of the US dollar.

Landmark Bill Looks to Ease Pressure on Brazil’s Petrobras

Brazil’s congress is likely to pass a landmark bill that could ease financial pressure on state-controlled oil company Petrobras by opening the country’s biggest offshore oil discoveries to greater foreign and privat ...

Iran on Verge of Unveiling New Oil Contract Model

Iran's oil minister Bijan Zanganeh will soon present a long-awaited template for new international oil contracts to the government

Multipurpose Fiberglass Pipes Expansion in Dubai

UAE-based Future Pipe Industries Group said one of its member companies Gulf Eternit Industries, has commissioned a 176,720-sq-m manufacturing unit in Dubai for the production of fibreglass pipes and fittings for the ...

Partex Could be Latest in Long Line of Adnoc Bid-Winners

The company says regional exposure has not been limited due to oil price decline

Opposition Shouts Down Tanzanian Energy Minister

Lawmakers shouted down Tanzania's energy minister as he tried to open a debate on what they called rushed reforms to the petroleum and gas sector on Friday, forcing the speaker to abandon the session.

Mozambique in Good Shape But Must Keep an Eye on State Firms: IMF

Strong economic growth in Mozambique is supported by major investments in the coal mining and natural gas sectors but stricter control over state-run firms is necessary, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday.

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