Entries by AllAfrica News: Petroleum

Nigeria: Practical Nigerian Content Push Unlocks Bigger Oil, Gas Opportunities

[Leadership] Nigeria is strengthening indigenous participation in the oil and gas industry through deliberate policies that blend business growth with capacity development, resulting in numerous new projects benefiting local companies and communities. ...

Uganda: Vivo Energy Opens New Shell Mawanda Road Fuel Station

[Nile Post] Vivo Energy Uganda has unveiled the new Shell Mawanda Road station in Kampala, raising its nationwide network to 195 service stations. It becomes the fourth Shell outlet commissioned this year and the first to feature a solar-powered canopy...

Uganda: Vivo Energy Opens New Shell Mawanda Road Fuel Station

[Nile Post] Vivo Energy Uganda has unveiled the new Shell Mawanda Road station in Kampala, raising its nationwide network to 195 service stations. It becomes the fourth Shell outlet commissioned this year and the first to feature a solar-powered canopy...

Nigeria: Lokpobiri – Era When Oil Licenses Were Treated As Souvenirs Over

[This Day] Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, has declared that the era when oil licenses were treated as souvenirs is over in Nigeria, spotlighting lessons other licensees could learn from Petralon 54.

Ghana: I Buy My Own Fuel

[Ghanaian Times] Minister of State in charge of Government Communications, Felix Ofosu-Kwakye has revealed that he buys his own fuel because no new vehicles have been purchased for the Presidency since the government took office almost eleven months ago.

Nigeria: NUPRCHails Pia’s Impact As IEA Commends Nigeria’s Upstream Sector Reforms

[Vanguard] The Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has highlighted the transformative impact of the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021 on Nigeria's oil and gas sector, as the International Energy Agency (IEA) commended ongoing refo...

Kenya: High Court Suspends 10 Percent Crude Oil Import Duty, Terms Levy Unconstitutional

[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The High Court has suspended the government's decision to impose a 10 percent import duty on crude oil, declaring the levy unconstitutional, null and void.