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Works on TAZAMA Pipeline Connecting Tanzania & Zambia Almost Complete 1 Mining in Zambia Oil & Gas 

Works on TAZAMA Pipeline Connecting Tanzania & Zambia Almost Complete

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The conversion of the TAZAMA pipeline from being a conduit of commingled feedstock into one carrying finished product is expected to be completed by Saturday next week. Energy Minister, PETER KAPALA has confirmed in a statement saying works are so far at 90 percent. Mr. KAPALA said all the crude oil, which was in the pipeline, from the time Indeni Refinery was shut down in April 2021, has been removed, stored and is ready to be refined. He explained that the crude oil is estimated to be 80 million litres… Read More Here
Pumangol Invests more than 12 million dollars to build New assets 2 Oil & Gas International 

Pumangol Invests more than 12 million dollars to build New assets

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The Angolan company that distributes fuel and oil derivatives Pumangol, in partnership with Sonangol, will invest, in the near future, more than US$12 million in the construction of three new filling stations in Luanda and in another province to be announced in brief. The information was provided by the director of Logistics and responsible for the Aviation and Bitumen segment of the said company, Óscar Sequesseque, on the sidelines of the inauguration ceremony of the company’s 80th fueling station, located on Avenida Comandante Van-Dúnem Loy, by the Secretary of State Jânio… Read More Here
Zambia's New Dawn Govt Affirms no plan to Revert Fuel Price adjustments 3 Mining in Zambia Energy Oil & Gas 

Zambia’s New Dawn Govt Affirms no plan to Revert Fuel Price adjustments

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In response to sensational media reports, the New Dawn Government has to clarified that they have no plans to revert to previous methods of adjusting fuel prices after several months. Such a system makes it difficult to manage debts owed to oil marketing companies and does not result in cost-reflective pump prices. The Minister of Energy, Hon. Eng. Peter Chibwe Kapala, stated that in recent media interviews, his office did not indicate a return to the quarterly review system. The government plans to continue with monthly reviews to ensure consumers… Read More Here
DRC earns nearly $70M in a year after Reviewing Debt owed by Oil Tankers 4 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

DRC earns nearly $70M in a year after Reviewing Debt owed by Oil Tankers

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The adoption of a more rigorous approach in the calculation and follow-up of the debt owed to oil tankers has made it possible to reduce the cost by +/- 70 million USD for the benefit of the Public Treasury of the Democratic Republic of Congo in one year. These details were provided by the Acting Minister of the National Economy, Nicolas Kazadi, during the weekly meeting of the Council of Ministers held on Friday March 3, 2023 in Kinshasa. Indeed, the Congolese Ministry of Finance and the Economy have initiated… Read More Here
DRC to Introduce two new Laws to Increase Tax Revenues from the Oil industry to $450M Annually 5 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas Taxes 

DRC to Introduce two new Laws to Increase Tax Revenues from the Oil industry to $450M Annually

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The decree on eligibility criteria and methods for calculating losses and shortfalls (being finalized) and the one on the methods for fixing the price of diesel sold to mining companies in the southern zone (signed recently) will allow the Congolese Government to save nearly 157 million on the oil subsidy and the improvement of the taxation of the oil sector for an envelope estimated at 450 million USD/year, or 4% of the current revenue of the Central Power Budget. The Acting Minister of the National Economy, Nicolas Kazadi, indicated, during… Read More Here
Mozambican Fuel Companies complain of "Dramatic" Situation 6 Oil & Gas International 

Mozambican Fuel Companies complain of “Dramatic” Situation

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The Mozambican Association of Fuel Companies (AMEPETROL) has expressed concern over the current state of the fuel sector, which they have described as “dramatic”. Despite purchasing fuel at high prices, AMEPETROL has complained that filling station prices have not been updated accordingly. AMEPETROL President Michel Ussene has stated that the association is confident that the government understands their situation and will support them to ensure that companies can continue to operate normally. This echoes warnings that AMEPETROL has made since the beginning of 2022. The lack of price updates at… Read More Here
DRC Prime Minister Briefed on $100m Lake Kivu Methane Gas Extraction Project 7 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

DRC Prime Minister Briefed on $100m Lake Kivu Methane Gas Extraction Project

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The Congolese Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde, received in audience, on Tuesday, February 28, 2023, at the Primature, in turn, the Ambassador of Egypt and the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Tunisia in the DRC . With the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Tunisia in the DRC, Bouzekri Rmili, the Prime Minister, Jean-Michel Sama Lukonde Kyenge, discussed the issue of the project to extract methane gas from Lake Kivu. According to Bouzekri Rmili, this project only awaits the signing of the presidential order for… Read More Here
No Shortage of Gasoline or Diesel will be Observed in Kinshasa, Reassures Didier Budimbu 8 Mining in DRC Oil & Gas 

No Shortage of Gasoline or Diesel will be Observed in Kinshasa, Reassures Didier Budimbu

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The Minister of Hydrocarbons of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Didier Budimbu, indicated that no shortage of gasoline or diesel will be recorded in the city of Kinshasa. According to the communication service of the Ministry of Hydrocarbons, there is a slowdown in the rise of gas-oil barges for Ango Ango following the work of the Compagnie des Voies Maritimes (CVM) on the Congo River. “The Ministry of Hydrocarbons reassures the population of Kinshasa that no shortage of petrol or diesel is on the horizon. However, there is a slowdown… Read More Here
DRC Produces Over 8.4 Million Barrels of Crude Oil in 2022 9 Oil & Gas Mining in DRC 

DRC Produces Over 8.4 Million Barrels of Crude Oil in 2022

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Between two calendar years, oil production remained linear in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). According to the compendium of statistical information from the Central Bank of Congo (BCC), the oil industries of the Democratic Republic of Congo produced only 8.4 million barrels of crude oil. This production is stagnant compared to the year 2021 when the same source informs that the oil industries had produced the same volume of barrels of crude oil. It should be noted that this production is still very low compared to the level of… Read More Here
Glencore's 2022 Output of Cobalt, Oil, Nickel, and Ferrochrome Rises 10 Copper Battery Metals International Oil & Gas 

Glencore’s 2022 Output of Cobalt, Oil, Nickel, and Ferrochrome Rises

Constance
Mining and marketing company Glencore produced 40% more cobalt last year, along with 16% more oil, 5% more nickel and 1% more ferrochrome. Although coal production of 110-million tonnes was 6.7-million tonnes higher, on a like-for-like basis, overall group coal production fell by 7%, primarily owing to wet weather challenges and an extended community blockade in Colombia, where Glencore now owns 100% of Cerrejón. Following the restart of the Mutanda mine in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the London- and Johannesburg-listed company last year produced 43 800 t of cobalt, 12 500 t more… Read More Here

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