A planned pipeline connecting Cyprus’ Aphrodite gas field to Egypt’s LNG facilities will cost between $800 million and $1 billion, Egyptian Petroleum Minister Tarek El Molla says.
Source: Offshore
Cyprus-Egypt Gas Pipeline To Cost 0MM-B
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With benchmark US crude prices crossing the $70 a barrel threshold, the shale drillers who helped upend global markets now face a new challenge.
Source: Offshore
Shale Drillers Face New Test of Will as Crude Tops Mark
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Aker BP says it may drill more wells this year than previously planned.
Source: Offshore
Aker BP Profit Tops Forecast, May Drill More Wells
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Repairs at Britain’s Sullom Voe oil terminal have been completed, operator EnQuest says.
Source: Offshore
EnQuest: Sullom Voe Oil Terminal Repairs Complete, Brent Pipeline Working
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ConocoPhillips is expected to renew an effort to temporarily seize PDVSA oil inventories at the 335,000-barrel-per-day Isla refinery, sources say.
Source: Offshore
Sources: Conoco Expected To Soon Temporarily Seize PDVSA Curacao Assets
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Oil prices rose for the fourth straight day to hit levels not seen since late 2014.
Source: Offshore
Oil Surges On Venezuela-Conoco Dispute, Iran Sanction Worries
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Agritech company Farmcrowdy enables British Nigerians to invest in chicken, maize and cassava farms, from more than 3,000 miles away, via their mobile phones
Source: African Review
Farmcrowdy: Agritech firm changing lives of Nigerian farmers for the better
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The role of any leader or senior manager in any organisation will include presenting, either formally or informally
Source: African Review
Top 10 tips for delivering the best speech
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Uganda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) and Promote Uganda Ltd have signed a MoU for purposes of documenting and archiving audio-visual records of selected ministry activities
Source: African Review
Uganda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs sign MoU to promote digital content at various government offices
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South Africa’s Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) argued in a statement that the country’s steel and aluminium exports to the US did not pose a threat to national security or domestic industry after it was denied an exemption from import tariffs Source: African Review South Africa’s DTI says its steel, aluminium imports not a…
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