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NNPC charters Stena Sonangol suezmaxes to supply Africa’s biggest refinery Officials at the yard ... Headquartered in Luanda, Sonangol controls a 22.8% stake in the Chevron-led, 5.2-mtpa Angola ...

South Africa’s Industrial Development Corporation also has investment projects in Angola, namely in the Cabinda Oil Refinery and the Cabinda phosphate ... as Facilitator of the Luanda Process, and on ...

Global Fuel Supply (GFS) is expanding its footprint in West Africa with the launch of a physical supply operation which is supported by a newly chartered bunker tanker, the 5,498 DWT RLO EXPLORER, ...

Democratic Republic of Congo and M23 rebels will engage in direct negotiations in the coming days to end the conflict in the ...

Dangote refinery adheres to strict industry standards, guaranteeing the quality of petroleum products supplied to our consumers,” the NNPC declared. Related News NNPCL, Dangote refinery begin ...

Kirishi refinery is one of Russia's top two refineries Tank at the refinery damaged by falling debris, governor says Russia says 31 drones attacked Russia MOSCOW, March 8 (Reuters) - A tank at ...

When the refinery started operations in January 2024, it crashed the diesel pump price from around N1,700 to N1,000. Recently it also lowered the ex-depot price of PMS from N950 to N890 per litre.

It’s not alone. Phillips 66 plans this year to close its Wilmington, California, refinery after shutting a hurricane-damaged Louisiana plant in 2021, and several other refineries are vulnerable ...

An oil industry trade group questions whether the state would have the expertise to effectively run a refinery, citing a lack of “understanding of the industry and how it works.” Russia.

The Bashneft-owned refinery, about 1,500 km (932 miles) east of the border with Ukraine, has capacity of 168,000 barrels per day, LSEG data shows, and its oil supply comes mainly from surrounding ...

After more than a century of churning out fuel on the banks of the Houston Ship Channel, the city’s oldest refinery is preparing to shut down, potentially putting hundreds of people out of work.