Category: Oil & Gas
Breaking: Aliko Dangote offers to sell 650,000 bpd oil refinery to NNPC
“Let them (NNPCL) buy me out and run the refinery the best way they can,” Mr Dangote says.
Dangote to lawmakers: We are open to independent testing of our refinery’s products
In the refinery, we did not, and I repeat, we did not collect one single incentive from the Federal Government of Nigeria or even Lagos State. Yes, the Lagos State gave us a good deal, but we paid $100m for the land. It wasn’t a free land; we paid for it
How TotalEnergies lost Nigerian onshore oil stake to Mauritius-based Chappal Energies
Costly repairs resulting from complications in Nigeria’s oil sector contributed to the company’s growing discontent and eventual exit.
IOCs still causing crude supply crisis, Dangote refinery cries out
Dangote Group alleged that the IOCs insisted on selling crude oil to its refinery through their foreign agents,
Dangote poised to fulfil gasoline goals
But the commissioning process is ongoing and initial gasoline output may be limited
Nigeria’s gas ambitions gain ground
But regulatory and feedstock issues continue to hinder the pace of progress
Eni sees gas as long-term energy solution
The Italian IOC sharpens focus on gas but sees ‘no one solution’ to the energy transition
India says doors wide open for energy investment
The West is in an intellectual dilemma of its own making” Puri, Indian energy minister
And India’s government delivered. It released no-go areas in India’s exclusive economic zone for E&P operations covering a total of 1m km² off the west coast, the east coast and the Andaman and Nicobar islands to provide a boost to exploration.
Midstream and Downstream Gas Infrastructure Fund ‘ll attract $575bn investments in the gas sector, says FG
The MDGIF is a government fund set up to invest in infrastructure projects that will improve transportation and processing (midstream) and utilisation (downstream) of natural gas in Nigeria.
Shell’s withdrawal opens doors for Nigerian firms
Oil major’s departure from the Nigerian onshore oil business offers opportunities for local firms, but could also leave a financing gap