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Article content LAGOS — Nigeria’s oil and gas regulator has revoked four licenses held by Addax Petroleum, it said in a statement on Wednesday, a highly unusual move for licenses with producing assets. Department of Petroleum Resources director Sarki Auwalu said in a post on the DPR website that Addax was not developing the assets sufficiently. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Nigerias oil regulator revokes four Addax field licenses Back to v...

Nigeria takes Addax licences, hands them to Offor Nigeria has revoked four licences held by Addax Petroleum and handed them to the operators former contractor. Addax Petroleum Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Nigeria has revoked four licences held by Addax Petroleum and handed them to the operator...

By Udeme Akpan There are indications that the capacity utilisation of oil and gas dockyards in Nigeria has dropped to 15 per cent as a result of relatively low oil prices in the global oil market. This appears to be very significant, when the over 60 per cent capacity utilisation of the dockyards in 2014 is considered. The oil and gas dockyards, including Niger Dock, Dormanlong, Kaztec Engineering, were established at various times to provide fabrication and other services to oil and gas compan...

Translate Home » Business » Energy » Oil/Gas: Nigeria loses billions of Naira as dockyards capacity drops to 15% — Investigation Oil/Gas: Nigeria loses billions of Naira as dockyards capacity drops to 15% — Investigation On By Udeme Akpan There are indications that the capacity utilisation of oil and gas dockyards in Nigeria has dropped to 15 per cent as a result of relatively low oil prices in the global oil market. This appears to be very significant, when the over...

By Emmanuel Addeh The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), has said moribund oil and gas facilities across the country would limit domestic refining capacity and hinder projected benefits and revenues. A statement from the organisation stated that DPR Director, Mr Sarki Auwalu, made the comment during a visit to a fabrication yard located at Ilase Village, Snake Island, Lagos State. He insisted that the federal government was, however, committed to reactivating the moribund oil and gas supp...