We ‘ll deploy our Crude Monitoring Team to monitor Dangote Refinery, says NNPC
NNPC had informed the management of Dangote Group of its intention to station a team of six to 10 people permanently at the $20 billion refinery.
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Dangote Refinery diesel price is too cheap, petroleum marketers complained to Tinubu
As a result of this poor local patronage, the refinery exports most of its diesel and aviation fuel.
U.S. department hosts US-Nigeria strategic energy dialogue
The dialogue will also include a public-private discussion hosted by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to deepen private sector partnerships and investments between the U.S. and Nigeria.
Nigeria Mining Week holds November 18
“In the heart and soul of each and every passionate miner in Nigeria”
Oil and gas giants’ annual revenue jumps 9% to over $2.5trn
According to data presented by AltIndex.com, the world`s ten largest oil and gas companies have grossed over $2.5 trillion in the 12 months leading up to July 2024, or 9% more than in the same period a year before.
AFC leads Nigeria’s inaugural domestic dollar bond, raises US$900m
It marks the first issuance under the FGN’s Domestic US Dollar Bond Programme.
$3.5b LNG: Shell accuses Venture Global of alleged wrongful earnings as NLNG faces same offence
Shell’s claim was based on a study commissioned by Compass Lexicon consultancy, which aimed to determine the extra revenue Venture Global had seemingly wrongfully earned by denying certain European customers their contracted cargoes.
Why NNPC may not lift petrol from Dangote Refinery on Sunday
“Dangote has not briefed us nor has the committee set up by the Federal Government reverted to us on what had been agreed.
Experts advocate sustained oil, gas production with emissions-cutting measures
Habib opined that oil and gas would remain key drivers of the global economy for at least the next 50 years.
Lokpobiri hails Oando’s $783m acquisition of NAOC
Lokpobiri praised the company’s foresight in reshaping the industry’s narrative, where Nigerian companies were now competing with international oil companies, IOCs.