African oil states offer new deals to lure more selective investors

African oil states offer new deals to lure more selective investors

 Lower prices and increasing competition for investment are driving many African states to make it easier and cheaper for overseas companies to keep their oil and gas output flowing. From Ghana to Gabon, governments are adjusting terms to lure picky investors who are also increasingly concerned about long-term demand for fossil fuels as renewable energy…

LPGAR condemn arbitrary increment in price of LPG, supply shortages

LPGAR condemn arbitrary increment in price of LPG, supply shortages

  Members of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Retailers (LPGAR), a branch of Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), have condemned the current arbitrary increment in price of LPG and supply shortages. The Branch Secretary of LPGAR, Comrade Olukayode Aborisade Solomon, in a statement stated that LPGAR is highly dissatisfied with sudden upsurge in…

Expert calls on govt. for support of Artificial Intelligent for ICT revolution

Expert calls on govt. for support of Artificial Intelligent for ICT revolution

An IT expert and Executive Director, NETSAT Media, Mr Collins Nnabugwu has urged the federal government to improve funding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) research to revolutionise development of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in the country. Nnabugwu, the Country Ambassador for the Global Startup Ecosystem made the call on Monday in Lagos. He said that AI…

Pre-paid Metres Production: Nigeria, Russia to sign business agreement
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Pre-paid Metres Production: Nigeria, Russia to sign business agreement

As part of efforts to bridge the gap that currently exists in the power sector, the Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI), on Friday said that Nigeria and Russia would sign a Memorandum of Understanding on production of pre-paid meter. President of ACCI, Adetokunbo Kayode said that the agreement would be between Russian electrotechnical…

Oman says OPEC, allies likely to extend oil supply curbs

Oman says OPEC, allies likely to extend oil supply curbs

Oman said on Monday that the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allied oil producers could extend a deal to limit crude supply but may not consider deepening cuts. Oman’s energy minister Mohammed bin Hamad al-Rumhy said this while speaking with reporters at an energy conference in the UAE capital Abu Dhabi. This…

Oil majors partner in new exchange listing ADNOC’s Murban crude – ICE

Oil majors partner in new exchange listing ADNOC’s Murban crude – ICE

Intercontinental Exchange Inc said on Monday that oil majors including BP, Total and Shell would be partners in a new exchange it is launching in the United Arab Emirates next year to list Abu Dhabi National Oil Co’s (ADNOC) flagship Murban crude grade. The Murban futures contract, to be hosted on the new ICE Futures…

New Oilfield is Iran’s second biggest — Oil minister

New Oilfield is Iran’s second biggest — Oil minister

A new oilfield discovered in Southwestern Iran is the second largest found in the country, Iran’s Oil minister Bijan Zanganeh said on Monday, according to SHANA, the ministry’s news site. The Namavaran oilfield has an estimated 53 billion barrels of reserves, Zanganeh said. Exploration started at the site in 2016, with 31 billion barrels previously…