Cameroon’s Kribi Refinery Set for Early Start, Strengthening Domestic Fuel Supply

Cameroon’s Kribi Oil Refinery Targets Early Operations in 2026 to Cut Fuel Imports Cameroon’s Kribi oil refinery is on track to begin partial operations in the second half of 2026, nearly two years ahead of its original commissioning timeline. The project represents the country’s first major new oil processing facility in decades and is expected to significantly reduce reliance on imported fuel. The initial phase of the refinery is designed to process up to 10,000

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Egypt Signs $6.5 Million Exploration Deal with UK’s Terra Petroleum

Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation Enters $6.5 Million Oil and Gas Deal with Terra Petroleum The Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation (EGPC) has signed a $6.5 million oil and gas exploration agreement with UK-based Terra Petroleum, marking the company’s first entry into the Egyptian energy market. Under the terms of the agreement, Terra Petroleum will drill three exploration wells in the Northwestern El Moghra concession in Egypt’s Western Desert. The company will also conduct comprehensive 2D and

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Etu Energias Inaugurates New Fuel Station at Luanda’s Cuca Factory

Etu Energias Expands National Fuel Network with New Station at Cuca Factory in Luanda Etu Energias inaugurated a new fuel station this Friday within the perimeter of the Cuca Factory in Luanda, marking another step in the company’s strategic expansion in Angola’s energy distribution sector. The announcement was made in a statement sent to VerAngola. According to CEO Edson Santos, the opening of the Cuca Fuel Station (PA Cuca) “symbolizes Etu Energias’ commitment to the

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Ghana Launches $12 Billion Oil Refinery as Part of $60 Billion Petroleum Hub

Ghana Breaks Ground on $12B Oil Refinery, Paving Way for West Africa Petroleum Hub Ghana has officially launched its $12 billion oil refinery project in Jomoro, marking the first phase of a larger $60 billion integrated Petroleum Hub. The megaproject is designed to complement Senegal’s New Oil Refinery Project, positioning West Africa as a major petroleum hub on the continent. The initiative includes constructing a 300,000-barrel-per-day refinery, a petrochemical plant, and extensive storage and port

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Dangote Refinery Boosts Exports Amid Middle East Refinery Downtime

Dangote Oil Refinery Increases Exports to Middle East as Regional Refinery Shutdowns Create Market Opportunities Africa’s largest oil refinery, the Dangote Oil Refinery in Lekki, has seen a substantial rise in the volume of refined products exported in recent months, particularly to markets in the Middle East. A report by Punch newspaper highlighted that the surge is largely due to downtime at other regional refineries, creating a supply gap that the $20 billion Lekki-based refinery

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DRC Oil Prices Record Modest Weekly Gain but Remain on Downward Trend

DRC Oil Prices Rise 1.8% to $67.7 per Barrel Despite Yearly Decline The price of a barrel of oil, one of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) key export commodities, rose to US$67.7 on August 22, 2025, up from US$66.9 the previous week, marking a 1.8% increase, according to the Central Bank of Congo’s latest economic report. As of August 21, oil prices were still 9.1% lower than at the end of 2024 and down

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Angola’s Fuel Imports Drop 18% in Q2 2025

Angola Cuts Fuel Imports to 9.4 Million Tons in Second Quarter of 2025 Angola imported 9.4 million metric tons of fuel in the second quarter of 2025, worth USD 438 million — an 18 percent decrease compared to the previous quarter, according to official data. Luis Fernando, Director-General of the Petroleum Derivatives Regulatory Institute (IRDP), told the Angola Press Agency that imports were dominated by diesel (59.6 percent), followed by gasoline (25 percent), Jet A1

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Seplat Energy Completes First Domestic LPG Supply, Boosts Nigeria’s Energy Security

Seplat Energy Delivers First Domestic LPG Supply to Cut Cooking Gas Imports and Strengthen Nigeria’s Energy Security Seplat Energy PLC has successfully completed its first domestic supply of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)—Butane from the Bonny River Terminal (BRT) in Rivers State, Nigeria. The inaugural shipment involved loading 12,600 metric tons (MT) of LPG, a milestone that underscores Seplat’s strategy to expand local energy availability and reduce Nigeria’s reliance on imported cooking gas. Until now, LPG

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Algeria Deepens Energy Ties with Occidental Petroleum Through New Study Agreements

Algeria Signs Oil and Gas Study Deals with Occidental Petroleum to Boost Exploration Potential Algeria has strengthened its partnership with U.S. energy giant Occidental Petroleum by signing two study agreements aimed at assessing oil and gas reserves in the country’s south. The deals, announced by Alnaft, Algeria’s National Agency for Hydrocarbon Resources Valorization, cover El Ouabed and Dahar, two promising regions in southern Algeria. Assessing New Hydrocarbon Potential According to Alnaft, the agreements will allow

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Nigeria’s Fuel Import Surge Undermines Dangote Refinery and Strains Forex Reserves

Nigeria Imports 71% of Petrol Despite $20 Billion Dangote Refinery, Intensifying FX Pressure Despite the launch of the $20 billion Dangote Petroleum Refinery in Lekki, Nigeria continues to rely heavily on imported refined petroleum products. According to recent data from the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), fuel marketers imported 71.38% of Nigeria’s petrol supply in May and June 2025, leaving just 28.62% sourced from domestic refining. This import-heavy approach comes at a

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