Investing in Nigeria

Upstream Online Jul 3

Nigeria, Algeria and Niger today signed an agreement to build a multi-billion dollar gas pipeline across the Sahara that could send up to 30 billion cubic metres a year of supplies to Europe.

Afren Establishes First Hydrocarbon Nigeria Limited

OilVoice Jul 3

Afren plc announces that First Hydrocarbon Nigeria Company Limited FHN has been established to be a majority Nigerian owned oil and gas company in the indigenous Nigerian Exploration amp Produc

SBM Offshore Provides Operational Update

OilVoice Jul 3

SBM Offshore provides information on recent company activity in Brazil Turkmenistan and Nigeria. FPSO FRADE starts production The Company under an EPCI contract with the Frade B.V. has complet

Afren ready to roll on Ebok

Upstream Online Jul 3

UK-based independent Afren will make a key decision within weeks on how to develop phase one of its Ebok project off Nigeria, after which it will award major contracts.

Nigaz: The Return

Zero Hedge Jul 2

We know this is the one you have all been waiting for. Ever since we first reported on the Nigaz JV, our proverbial phones would have been ringing off the hook, of course, if we had any listed phone numbers. Of course, the upside is many sleepless...

Gazprom stirs racism talk with new gig

Upstream Online Jul 1

Russian energy giant Gazprom has inadvertently walked into an online racism debate with the announcement of its new joint venture in Nigeria - Nigaz.

Oil above $71 on supply drop, Nigeria

CNNMoney.com Jul 1

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Oil rises above $71 on U.S. inventory drop, Nigeria

Reuters Jul 1

Oil rose above $71 a barrel on Wednesday following a large drop in crude inventories in the United States, the world's top energy consumer, and output disruptions from militant attacks in Nigeria.

Crude Pushes Higher

Contrarian Profits Jun 30

In the energy market on Monday, crude for August delivery shot higher, closing at $71.49/barrel, up $2.33. July reformulated gasoline gained 6.2 cents, to $1.936/gallon. Crude pushed upward after an attack on an oil platform in Nigeria...

Attacks hammer Shell’s Nigeria output

Upstream Online Jun 30

Attacks by Nigerian militants in recent days have cut oil output from facilities operated by Shell's SPDC joint venture to around 140,000 barrels per day, a company spokesman said today.

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