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Sahara Group urges WTO to promote equitable trade, access to energy

Kola Adesina, Executive Director, Sahara Group has said the World Trade Organisation (WTO) needs to galvanise the interest and support of various stakeholders to promote equitable global trade relations and energy access in Africa where almost 600 million live without electricity. Adesina who spoke on ‘Redirecting the World Trade Organisation’ at the virtual 2021 Horasis…

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NCDMB, NNPC invest in N10.5bn Brass Petroleum Products Terminal

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation and ZED Energy Limited on Friday in Abuja signed shareholders agreement on the construction of Brass Petroleum Products Terminal Limited (BPPT), to be located at Okpoama, Brass Local Government Area, Bayelsa State. The estimated cost of the project is N10.5bn (Ten Billion,…

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NLNG signs agreement with three Nigerian companies for domestic supply of LNG

By Ikenna Omeje The Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) says it has signed 10-year Liquefied Natural Gas Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPAs) with three Nigerian companies for the domestic supply of LNG in Nigeria. The announcement was made by the Managing Director of NLNG, Engr Tony Attah, at the just concluded 4th Nigeria International Petroleum Summit (NIPS),…

OVH Energy Marketing Limited highlights the importance of natural gas in balancing the energy sector mix in Nigeria

Abuja, Nigeria: June 2021: The 4th Annual Nigeria Petroleum Summit, (NIPS) kicked off on Sunday, 6th June 2021. The summit which has gathered momentum globally, is a platform for Nigeria to engage both local and international stakeholders to effectively develop the oil and gas sector for economic growth. The five-day conference featured a CEO roundtable with Mr. Huub Stokman,…

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Nigeria’s petroleum minister calls on industry leaders to embrace the culture of collaboration

By Ikenna Omeje The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Chief Timipre Sylva, has called on the leaders in the Nigeria’s oil and gas industry to embrace the culture of collaboration. He said that with the recent issuance of licences to some indigenous exploration and production companies, there is no better time  to embrace collaboration…

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Nigeria has potential to become Africa’s refining hub, net exporter of petroleum products – Kyari

By Ikenna Omeje The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Mallam Mele Kyari, has said that Nigeria has the potential to become Africa’s refining hub and net exporter of petroleum products. Kyari stated this while delivering his goodwill message at the 2021 Nigeria International Petroleum Summit (NIPS), currently holding in Abuja,…

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NOG 2021 to Host to Government, IOCs, and Industry Stakeholders safely and in person this July 2021

The Organisers of Nigeria’s foremost Oil, Gas and LNG Conference and International Exhibition (NOG), are looking forward to hosting its 20th edition in person in Abuja between 5 – 8, July 2021, with the theme: Fortifying the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry for Economic Stability and Growth. The theme for this year’s conference is in…

The Legislature Must Provide a Framework for the Growth of the Petroleum Industry – Gbajabiamila

Daniel Terungwa The Speaker of the House of Representative, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila, has reiterated the importance of the legislature in providing a framework for the growth of the Petroleum Industry.   Gbajabiamila made the statement recently at the Nigeria International Petroleum Summit, NIPS, (an African Technology Conference for key Stakeholders and players of the…

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NCDMB approves 4 firms for barites supply in oil and gas operations

The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has approved four firms for the supply of Barites required for any drilling project or contract in the Nigerian oil and gas industry. The four Barites processors are Nishan industries Limited located in Port Harcourt, Rivers State; Delta Prospectors Limited in Lafia, Nasarawa State; Ana Industries Limited…

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Hydrocarbon industry will still remain a multi-trillion dollar industry in coming decades — Buhari

By Ikenna Omeje President Muhammadu Buhari, on Monday, said that the hydrocarbon industry will still remain a multi-trillion-dollar industry in decades to come. The President stated this while declaring open the 4th Nigeria International Petroleum Summit (NIPS) with the theme, “From Crisis to Opportunities: New Approaches to the Future of Hydrocarbons.” Represented by the Minister of…