pipeline | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 9
Nigeria’s Trans Forcados to Resume Operations by Q2 2017
The Trans Forcados pipeline is likely to be reopened around the end of the second quarter of 2017, according to Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc’s CEO, Austin Avuru.
Gulf Interstate to Design Uganda, Tanzania Oil Pipeline
Uganda and Tanzania have awarded a contract for designing a crude oil pipeline running through both east African countries to US based firm Gulf Interstate Engineering.
Zimbabwe to Reduce Fuel Pipeline Fees
Zimbabwe’s National Oil Infrastructure Company (NOIC) has announced that fuel pipeline charges in the country will be reduced from January 2017. Kenya to Launch New Pipeline by April 2017
Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) has pledged to launch the new oil pipeline by April 2017 to ease the flow of petroleum products in the country.
Zohr Pipeline Obtained Environmental Approvals
The Egyptian Ministry of Environment approved the study to build a 220km pipeline with a 26 inche diameter in order to move production from the Zohr gas field to an onshore processing station in Port Said Governorate. Egypt to Build Crude Pipeline
The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) awarded Port Said Engineering Works Company a tender to establish crude oil pipeline.
Iran to Export Gas to Iraq
Iran is fully ready to start exporting gas to neighboring Iraq as soon as the Arab country opens a line of credit.
Kenya to Haul Oil By Insulated Trucks
Tullow Oil Plc’s Kenyan unit said it’s seeking trucking companies to transport crude from northwestern fields to the port city of Mombasa as the East African nation rushes to export its first oil by mid-2017.
