World Bank | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 5

IMF, World Bank Ponder $4b Emergency Loan to Azerbaijan

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank (WB) are negotiating a possible $4b emergency loan for oil exporting country, Azerbaijan, helping it to cope with mounting currency and budget pressures due to a s ...

Nigeria’s Azura Power Plant to Begin Construction

Nigeria’s plan to build a 456MW gas-fired power plant, Azura, outside of Benin City is finally becoming a reality, as the World Bank is set to guarantee the investment to begin the construction.

World Bank Approves $27m Loan for Energy Access in Liberia

The World Bank has approved a $27m loan to Liberia to support access to energy for rural Liberians.

Egypt’s Oil Sector to Get $200m Loan from World Bank

The World Bank will grant the Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum a $200m loan. The amount is part of a $1b loan agreement recently signed by both parties, part of which is earmarked to pay dues to foreign oil companies.

Ukraine to Purchase French Gas, Replacing Russian

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) from the World Bank group would provide a trade finance credit of up to $200m to Ukraine's national oil and gas company Naftogaz for it to acquire natural gas from France's ...

Petroleum Ministry to receive $200m of World Bank Loan

The Egyptian Ministry of Petroleum will receive $200m of a recently agreed $1b World Bank loan, according to an EGPC official who spoke to Al Mal News.

EGPC May Receive Part of WB Loan to Pay Debts

The Egyptian General Petroleum Company (EGPC) may receive a portion of the $3b World Bank loan granted to Egypt, although reports vary.

ADF Loan to Cover $500m Owed to Foreign Companies, Petroleum Ministry

An official source at the Ministry of Petroleum said that the ministry plans to repay $500m of Egypt’s dues to foreign partners by the end of 2015.

IEA: Developing Countries to Boost Energy Demand by 33% by 2040

The International Energy Agency’s annual report, World Energy Outlook, was released yesterday – predicting that demand for energy will grow by nearly a third between 2013 and 2040. This pattern will be driven by incr ...

Ecuador Seeking ‘Friendly’ Resolution to Occidental Dispute

Ecuador's President Rafael Correa said on Saturday that his country is in 'friendly' negotiations with Occidental Petroleum Corporation over the payment of a $1.77b award the Latin American nation was ordered to pay ...

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