THE Managing Director of Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria (SHIN) Limited, operator of Africa’s leading marine fabrication and integration yard in Lagos, Mr. Jeijin Jeon, has predicted robust economic growth for Nigeria.

Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, a leading indigenous independent oil and gas company, has again demonstrated a commendable gesture in fulfilling its corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by bringing smiles to those impacted by the recent floods in some parts of Imo State.

There are indications that Nigeria is expected to contribute around 35 per cent of Africa’s total planned oil and gas new-build trunk/transmission pipeline length additions between 2019 and 2023, according to GlobalData, a data and analytics company.

So Energy Ghana, an affiliate of Sahara Group, has commissioned a retail station located at Alajo, in the centre of the city of Accra to promote seamless access to world-class petroleum products in Ghana. The station bears the characteristic modern So Energy design which has become a brand associated with reliability, efficiency, convenience and safety […]

A research released by independent energy firm Rystad Energy states that with a sharp growth in the number of new projects being brought forward by oil and gas operators the oil field service industry is likely to face capacity constraints heading into 2020.

Global oil and gas giants are considering selling assets that could fetch a total $27.5 billion, according to Rystad Energy’s latest assessment.

THE Dangote Refinery has concluded plans to inaugurate its $2.5 billion fertiliser plant, targeted at boosting agriculture and conserving scarce foreign exchange, amounting to almost $1.0 billion yearly, through import substitution and export revenues, in the first quarter of 2020.

The Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency, PPPRA, said it is in the process of drawing up a code of conduct for operators in the Nigerian gas market, as parts of efforts towards deepening the consumption of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, in the country.

While Nigeria continues to delay in the implementation of its zero gas flare policy in the production of crude oil and gas, the country lost $1.5 billion to gas flaring in 2019, as oil and gas firms operating in the country flared 425.9 billion standard cubic feet of gas, SCF.

The utilisation of Liquefied Petroleum Gas, LPG, has increased in India, China, Indonesia, Bangladesh, and many African nations, including Nigeria, as many stakeholders advocate for the cleaner fuels, targeted at tackling environmental problems.