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NIGERIA BEGINS TALK WITH LIBYA FOR CONSTRUCTION OF REGIONAL GAS PIPELINE PROJECT.
Nigeria has begun discussions with Libya to construct a gas pipeline aimed at enhancing energy cooperation between the two nations. The proposed pipeline would transport gas from Nigeria to Libya and is part of Nigeria's strategic shift from oil to gas, leveraging its vast gas reserves.
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UAE MURBAN CRUDE SECURES THE NEEDS OF AN OIL REFINERY IN VIETNAM.
The demand for UAE Murban crude is rising in Asian markets due to its distinct chemical characteristics being light, low in sulfur, and having a carbon density less than half the global average.
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US LIQUEFIED NATURAL GAS COMPANY REGASIFIES ONE MILLION TONS IN GREECE FOR 5 YEARS.
A U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) company, Venture Global LNG, has entered into a regasification agreement with Greece's Gas trade SA to address the shortage of Russian gas supplies caused by the Ukrainian war in February 2022.
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SCANIA TANZANIA TO SUPPLY GAS-POWERED BUSES FOR BRT PROJECT.
Tanzania will enhance its Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project with a new fleet of gas-powered buses from Scania Marcopolo, aimed at transforming public transport in Dar es Salaam. Funded by the World Bank, the ongoing BRT infrastructure development promises to provide residents with a faster, safer, and more reliable transportation system.
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SUDAN'S OIL AND GAS ATTRACT RUSSIAN INVESTMENT.
Sudan is actively seeking to enhance its oil and gas production amid an energy deficit caused by the ongoing civil war, with Minister Dr. Muhyiddin Naim emphasizing collaboration with Russia for investments and expertise in these sectors. Additionally, the country is exploring solar energy projects in partnership with Turkish companies to address its growing electricity demands and expand renewable energy initiatives.
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SOUTH SUDAN COULD SOON RESUME EXPORTING CRUDE OIL VIA SUDAN.
South Sudan and Sudan are in talks to resume crude oil exports through Sudanese ports after a months-long shutdown caused by a ruptured pipeline amidst ongoing conflict. South Sudan’s engineers are set to assess the infrastructure’s readiness, as the country struggles financially due to its heavy reliance on oil revenues.
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