Nigeria plans contract reforms in bid to cut upstream costs
Nigeria has launched an exercise to cut upstream production costs, with an eye on securing the country’s energy future.
Updated: 10/02/2021, 9:57 am
Launching NUCOP
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Nigeria has launched an exercise to cut upstream production costs, with an eye on securing the country’s energy future.
Industry bigwigs attended the launch of the Nigerian Upstream Cost Optimisation Programme (NUCOP) on February 9. At the heart of the push was a focus on reducing operating expenditure.
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Seplat completes funding for ANOH project
Seplat Petroleum has raised cash for its ANOH gas plan from a group of primarily Nigerian banks.
Updated: 02/02/2021, 7:55 am
Seplat meets Imo State amid talks on ANOH
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Seplat Petroleum has raised cash for its ANOH gas plan from a group of primarily Nigerian banks.
The seven banks agreed to provide $260 million of debt for the ANOH gas processing plant. The cash was raised via an incorporated joint venture, ANOH Gas Processing Co. (AGPC).
Nigeria commits to Brass methanol plan
The Nigerian government has signalled its support of the Brass Fertiliser and Petrochemical Co. (BFPCL) 10,000 tonne per day methanol plant with a final investment decision (FID) ceremony.
Updated: 02/02/2021, 7:55 am
Signing ceremony for the Brass methanol plant, involving NNPC, NCDMB and DSV Engineering
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The Nigerian government has signalled its support of the Brass Fertiliser and Petrochemical Co. (BFPCL) 10,000 tonne per day methanol plant with a final investment decision (FID) ceremony.
Nigeria needs as much fuel as it can refine. With the roaring into life of modular refineries, the nation’s journey to self-sufficiency has begun, Nume Ekeghe reports
When President Muhammadu Buhari performed the virtual inauguration of the National Oil and Gas Excellence Centre on January 21, 2021, on one of the issues he spoke about was modular refinery. He mentioned the completion of the 5,000 barrels per day Waltersmith Modular Refinery.
The refinery is near the Ibigwe marginal field flowstation in Imo State. It is the biggest commissioned modular refinery in Nigeria. The African refinery project is being developed in phases by Waltersmith Refining and Petrochemical Company, a subsidiary of Nigeria-based Waltersmith Petromen Oil.