Asian OEMs are making rapid inroads into the African market as infrastructure developments present new growth opportunities
Source: African Review
Frost and Sullivan: Market competition for commercial vehicles in Africa intensifies
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The 2017 report highlights how Power Africa continues to lay the foundation for sustainable economic growth in Africa while creating opportunities for American businesses
Source: African Review
Power Africa releases its 2017 annual report
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Assets tied to shale producers, particularly those in America’s most-coveted oil field, have fallen this August thanks to concerns about oversupply.
Source: Offshore
It's Been a Bad Month for Some of America's Most-Loved Oil Plays
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PetroChina took a page from the playbook of global peers known for generous dividends by deciding to pay shareholders its entire half-year net income.
Source: Offshore
China Energy Giant Rewards Investors as Higher Oil Buoys Profit
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Reliance expects to increase operating profit and naphtha exports as it switches to cheaper ethane at its petrochemical projects, a company executive says.
Source: Offshore
India's Reliance To Boost Profit, Naphtha Exports By Using Ethane
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US gasoline prices surges to a 3-week high as Hurricane Harvey moves across the Gulf of Mexico and threatens to slam oil refineries in Texas.
Source: Offshore
Fuel Prices Rise, Refineries Shut As US Braces For Hurricane
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While other offshore rig operators are still struggling to survive the worst oil-market slump in a generation, one Norwegian company has managed to turn things around.
Source: Offshore
Oil Slump No Obstacle to 300% Return for Norwegian Driller
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There is little doubt that Iraq’s mooted shift to using Dubai crude futures from long-standing price assessor Platts will shake up the trading of Middle East oil.
Source: Offshore
Russell: Revolution Or Evolution? Iraq Shakes Up Asian Oil Trading
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Brazilian regulators are planning to strengthen rules to prevent exporters from selling aging ships to buyers who offload the vessels in South Asia’s controversial coastal scrapyards.
Source: Offshore
Brazil to Crack Down on Ships Sold Into 'Toxic' Scrap Trade
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Minister Davies was speaking during the opening the two-day Infrastructure Africa Business Forum that started in Sandton on 21 August
Source: African Review
Minister Dr Rob Davies: 'Infrastructure critical for Africa's growth and development'
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