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Aramco continues Asian downstream expansion as IPO approaches
Adrian Darya spotted off Syria as Iranian tanker news flows
Libya’s NOC halts kerosene deliveries to eastern regions
Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) has suspended deliveries of kerosene to areas in the centre and the east that were not under the control of the government in Tripoli.
Russia considers Iran investment but Crimean oil swaps unlikely
QP books out Zeebrugge LNG until 2044
KNPC to begin diesel production at Mina Abdullah
Fuels in focus in East Africa
Al-Falih replaced as Aramco chair ahead of IPO
Iraqi crude exports increase though pipeline flows remain subdued
Iraq crude set to arrive in Jordan
Mixed messages on Iran as tanker changes course
Shell agrees Qatari lubricant deal
Angola to launch tender for refinery work
Power supply secured for Basra NGL plant
Iran claims oil aboard Adrian Darya 1 has been sold
Nigerian refinery utilisation rate drops to 5.55%
Lamu Port’s first berth to be commissioned in October
Aramco’s Malaysian complex restarts CDU
Namibian official explains rejection of refinery proposals
Namibia’s Ministry of Mines and Energy confirmed last week that it was not yet ready to approve any of the proposals it has received for the construction of an oil refinery.
Nigeria prepares for audit of downstream sector
The government of Nigeria is gearing up to conduct a wide-ranging audit of the country’s downstream oil and gas infrastructure.
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