Nigeria making moves to reduce fuel sulphur cap
There are strong indications that Nigeria is moving in the direction to cut the level of sulphur allowed in imported fuels this year.
The cap is reportedly still 10 times above what health campaigners urge.
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Govt should privatize govt-owned refineries – BudgIT
BudgIT has called on President Buhari to privatize all government-owned refineries while also fully deregulate the petroleum downstream sector.
According to the findings of our new policy brief “Inside Nigeria’s Local Refineries”!-->!-->!-->…
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Oil theft: FG begins deployment of $195m security equipment June
Deployment of specialised security tools and manpower on the Nigerian maritime domain for safe and secure waters will begin in June, to be completed by first quarter of 2020, immediate past Minister of Transportation, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi,!-->…
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DAPPMAN, MOMAN, IPMAN decry multiple taxation, beg govt
Members of the Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association of Nigeria, Major Oil Marketers Association of Nigeria and the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria on Thursday declared that the government and its!-->…
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Total to move ahead with using palm oil at biodiesel refinery
Total is set to start up a biodiesel refinery using palm oil whose planned launch last summer sparked opposition from farmers producing vegetable oil and from environmental activists.
The refinery in La Mede in southern France will!-->!-->!-->…
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Oil sells at $67 per barrel
Crude oil, cash cow for Nigeria, yesterday sold at $67.27 a barrel. Two of the crude grades Brent and WTI recorded $8.59 per barrel price differentials before the end of transactions at the global market. While WTI was trading at $58.68!-->…
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FG to utilize technology to address power, fuel supply gaps
The Federal Government plans to deploy appropriate technologies to tackle the menace of inadequate power supply as well as a shortage in the supply of fuel and foreign exchange.
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Senate approves N69bn as subsidy payments to 20 oil marketers
The Senate, yesterday, approved the payment of N68.9 billion as part of outstanding subsidy claims to 20 oil marketers.
A breakdown of the figure shows that while the Senate approved the payment of N10.8 billion as subsidy claim to!-->!-->!-->…
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DPR, IOCs, others raise alarm over rising oil theft’s potential impact on Nigeria’s economy
The Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR), international oil companies (IOCs), security agencies, community leaders and other stakeholders yesterday warned that oil theft was retarding the national economy and fuelling environmental!-->…
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Subsidy will never end in Nigeria -Senator Umeh
A senator from Anambra State, Victor Umeh, has said that payment of fuel subsidy and all the problems associated with it will never end in Nigeria.
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