Will the US sanction Venezuela’s oil?

By Tsvetana Paraskova  Over the past year, the U.S. has imposed increasingly restrictive sanctions on Venezuela’s finances and debt issuance as Nicolas Maduro continues to tighten his grip over the collapsing Venezuelan state. Yet, despite expectations that the U.S. would slap direct sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry, Washington appears reluctant to go any further. The…

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Is $90 oil price real?

By Nick Cunningham The first round of U.S. sanctions on Iran just took effect, a slew of measures targeting Iran’s currency and its financial sector. The U.S. sanctioned the trading of bank notes issued by the Iranian government, the trade of gold and precious metals, any transactions involving the Iranian rial, Iran’s sovereign debt and…

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Our refinery’ll boost Nigerian crude oil sale —Group Executive Director, Dangote Industries Limited, Devakumar Edwin

By Energy Worth The Group Executive Director, Dangote Industries Limited, Devakumar Edwin, has said the oil refinery being built by the company will provide a ready market for the nation’s crude oil. Edwin was quoted in a statement as saying that the construction of the 650,000 barrels per day refinery would help Nigeria save over…

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We’re committed to ending gas flaring —Chevron

By Energy Worth Chevron Nigeria Limited has said it is committed to ending routine gas flaring, boosting domestic supply, diversifying and commercialising gas resources through gas-based industries gas-based industries. The Chairman/Managing Director, CNL, Mr Jeff Ewing, said this, stressing that the oil major had contributed immensely to the Nigerian government’s gas master plan through the…

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