Posted on :Tuesday , 3rd February 2015
Kenya Pipeline Company’s (KPC)fuel terminal in Nairobi is set to undergo a US$ 52m expansion involving construction of a 450-kilometre pipeline to enable it hold extra petroleum products once the new Mombasa pipeline starts functioning in 2016. It will be completed within 24 months according to Jacinta Sekou, a KPC’s spokesperson.
Posted on :Monday , 2nd February 2015
Egypt is considering importing natural gas from Israel as a delegation from American oil firm Noble Energy has traveled to the North African country for talks over the issue, sources say.
Posted on :Monday , 2nd February 2015
Posted on :Monday , 2nd February 2015
The oil and gas sector is set to see increased deal activity across the world as a result of low oil prices, the latest report from consulting firm AT Kearney showed.
Posted on :Saturday , 31st January 2015
Kenya has agreed to acquire 2.5 per cent of the upcoming Uganda oil refinery, in a deal estimated to cost the exchequer US$ 61m. Uganda, which has 6.5 billion barrels in reserves, hopes to complete the first phase of construction in 2018.
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