Africa pipeline news
NNPC appeals to militant groups as it begins pipeline work
Maikanti Baru of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corp. stated that construction of the Ajaokuta-Abuja-Kaduna-Kano gas pipeline has begun. He also appealed to militants groups to stop attacks on oil facilities.
‘Gabon Midstream Oil and Gas Industry Outlook to 2021’ report
A new report has just been released, detailing Gabon’s midstream oil and gas industry outlook to 2021.
Nigeria’s oil and gas industry looking on the up?
The Nigerian government hopes to attract over US$10 billion of new investment in the oil and gas industry over the next five years.
Update on Nigeria pipeline blast
A natural gas pipeline has exploded in Nigeria, with investigations currently underway.
Perma-Pipe and Logstor to make EACOP bid
Perma-Pipe has formed a consortium with Logstor to bid the East Africa crude oil pipeline (EACOP) project.
Trans Forcados pipeline to restart by 2Q17?
It has been reported that the Nigerian Trans Forcados pipeline could resume operations by 2Q17, after its shutdown throughout 2016.
Update: pipeline bombings to resume in the Niger Delta?
An update of the Niger Delta area: a decrease in oil sales from pipeline militants has resulted in ongoing negotiations, regarding the benefits from oil production that the groups believe Niger Delta should receive.
2016: A challenging year? (Part 3)
Dr. Hooman Peimani provides a review of the oil and gas pipeline industry, focusing on key projects, including Nord Stream 2, Dakota Access and the Trans Adriatic pipeline.
Preparing for a turbulent flow – Part 2
Ng Weng Hoong explains how the oil-dependent Middle East and Africa are set to face more economic pain and political turbulence in 2017.
Preparing for a turbulent flow – Part 1
Ng Weng Hoong explains how the oil-dependent Middle East and Africa are set to face more economic pain and political turbulence in 2017.