- Thursday, June 11, 2026
BusinessDay
Vietnam’s state energy company Petrovietnam will next week issue a tender to buy crude oil from West Africa, Libya and...
Angola has taken a step further towards the much-anticipated licensing round, which is aimed at promoting the potential of the...
A US federal district court judge has ruled that the Macondo blowout, which killed 11 workers, and spilled millions of...
China, the world’s top oil importer, saw its crude oil imports recovered in August to 25.19 million metric tonnes (mt)...
As Nigeria, with a total estimated GDP of $522.4 billion at purchasing power parity, seeks to diversify its internally generated...
Russia said it was ready to renew gas talks with Kiev, but only if it paid its debts, in a...
Brent crude retained its overnight losses and stayed below $102 a barrel heading for its third weekly drop although data...
Israel is in advanced negotiations to supply natural gas from its vast Leviathan field to Arab peace partner Jordan under...
Egypt’s oil ministry said the United Arab Emirates would provide “about $9 billion” worth of petroleum products to Egypt over...
Iraq’s Oil Ministry has asked a US judge for permission to change its legal arguments in a bid to seize...
Ghana’s delayed project to supply gas from its offshore Jubilee oil field will start production by the end of the...
The U.S. imported 878,000 barrels of Saudi crude a day in the first four weeks of August, the least since...
As African countries are stepping up drive to bring their liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects on stream, growing supply in...
The long-delayed gas-to-liquids (GTL) plant operated by Chevron Nigeria has finally achieved first production but that came nine years behind...
Early this year, ExxonMobil Nigeria launched a financial scheme amounting to $8.6 billion, aimed at increasing the capacity of indigenous...
