Rising int’l price of crude forces hike in petrol price
Heirs Energies, Renaissance Africa collaborate to drive Nigeria’s oil and gas devt
Nigeria loses N191bn to crude theft, vandalisation
Labour issues still unresolved in PHCN privatisation
Oil discovery: ‘Lagos deserves derivation’
Market regulation stalls Greenfield refineries
Chevron invests $4bn in Nigeria
NNPC to acquire divested assets of IOCs
Lead Team refutes NEITI’s comments on PIB
Shell raises alarm over rising crude oil theft spills
PPMC puts out Ilado pipeline fire
NIMASA detains three NLNG ships over levies
New oil site found in Nigeria offshore
Int’l agencies invest N187bn in Nigeria’s energy
Shell’s $2.4bn Gbaran projects to boost gas supply

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NIMASA serves detention order on NLNG vessels
The row over the payment of levies between the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas Company Limited, NLNG, and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, took a new dimension at the weekend, as the latter served a detention order on vessels belonging to NLNG for none compliance to pay $20 million outstanding debts.
TCN attributes 1,598MW drop in power to pipeline vandalism
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has said that the sudden loss of 1,598 mega watts of power on Sunday is due to gas shortages resulting from the vandalism of two major gas pipelines supplying gas to eight power plants in the country.
Nigeria secures N128bn from equipment manufacturers
The Nigeria Content Development Monitoring, NCDMB, said the country has secured over N128 billion ($800 million) investments from oil and gas equipment manufacturers and their representatives for the next three years.
Nigeria missing from global shale production
Nigeria is nowhere to be found in the growing list of shale oil and gas production in the world. In a recent report by the United States-based, Energy Information Administration, EIA, (statistical and analytical agency within the U.S. Department of Energy), the most prospective shale formations are found in a group of 41 countries.
Total commences $15bn Egina project
Total SA has commenced the development of the $15 billion (N2.4 trillion) Nigeria’s offshore Egina field as part of its plan to boost production.

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