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The combination of BP and Eni's efforts will create more efficient operations, and provide opportunities for additional investments, job creation and growth in Angola.

Nigeria’s faltering oil production is further set to decline as over 170,000 barrels per day capacity is expected to be shut out as Shell and Eni SpA declare force majeure on critical Nigerian oil shipments. Shell declared force majeure on March 3 at its Bonny export terminal which on normal days could ship about 250,000 barrels per day. Due to production shut-ins occasioned by industrial-scale stealing of crude, production has fallen by half. In the case of ENI, it halted exports of the Brass crude cargoes following a pipeline explosion in Bayelsa state. Force majeure is a legal provision that permits businesses to avoid contractual obligations due to circumstances beyond their control. The removal of over 170,000 barrels per day from the global oil market further compounds supply disruption occasioned by the Russian invasion of Ukraine which precipitated sanctions that have roiled oil markets. For Nigeria, the lost cargoes represent a significant loss of revenue. For months, Nigeria has struggled to meet the OPEC quota with production hovering around a 1.3million barrels per day when it is permitted to supply above 1.5million bpd.

The developments could deal a blow on Nigeria, which has plans to export oil in the neighbourhood of 1.5 million bpd in March. The post Shell, Eni announce force majeure on key Nigerian oil flows appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Nigeria’s revenue from crude oil now faces serious tension as Shell Plc and Eni parent company of Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) yesterday, declared force majeure following The post Nigeria may lose 170,000bpd as Shell, Agip declare force majeure appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News .

Shell Plc and Eni SpA have both declared force majeure on critical Nigerian oil shipments, threatening to disrupt supplies in a market already concerned over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. This development comes after Shell’s measure, which pertains to its Bonny export program, has been in effect since March 3. While Eni’s is around Brass crude […]

Oil Drops On Report Chevron Set To Start Trading Venezuelan Oil Once US Relaxes Sanctions Oil, which earlier tumbled below $100 (for WTI) amid speculation that a Ukraine ceasefire is imminent (it isn''t) and that Chinese oil demand will collapse due to the Shenzhen lockdown (it won''t), dropped over a dollar moments ago when Reuters reported that a new source of oil may be about to emerge: Venezuela, which like Russia, is currently sanctioned by the US (but not for long). According to Reuters, which cites "three people familiar with the situation", Chevron is preparing to take operating control of its joint ventures in Venezuela if Washington relaxes sanctions on Caracas to boost crude supplies after banning Russia’s oil imports. The US oil major has begun assembling a trading team to market oil from Venezuela as a first step, and if U.S. approvals are received, Chevron aims to expand its role in the four joint ventures it shares with state-run company PDVSA. The Biden admin - which is desperate to procure oil from any source, even Venezuela, if it means lower gas prices - has said that any new authorization will depend on whether Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro takes further political steps, such as releasing more jailed Americans and setting a firm date for resuming negotiations with the Venezuelan opposition.

Eni, the parent company of Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC), declared a Force Majeure on Monday regarding expected oil output at its Brass terminal in Yenagoa. The declaration means that the terminal will lose 25,000 barrels of crude oil and 13 million standard cubic metres of gas per day. A Force Majeure is a legal […]

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Eni, the parent company of Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) on Monday declared a Force Majeure on expected oil output at its Brass terminal in Yenagoa. The post Blast at terminal reduces crude oil production by 25,000 barrels per day appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News .

BP and Eni have agreed to form a new 50/50 JV in Angola, named Azule Energy, through the combination of Angolan businesses. The post BP and Eni poised to create Angola’s largest producer by combining country’s businesses appeared first on Offshore Energy .

DGAP-News: BP p.l.c. / Key word(s): Joint Venture Eni and bp finalise agreement to create new independent joint venture in Angola 11.03.2022 / 19:55 The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.

By Ron Bousso and Stephen Jewkes LONDON (Reuters) – Eni and BP are near a deal to raise around $2.5 billion in financing to merge their oil and gas operations in Angola and close to a separate agreement for Eni to buy stakes in Algerian gas plants, three sources told Reuters.

Eni and BP have completed a deal to merge their oil and gas operations in Angola, the groups said on Friday, confirming what sources earlier exclusively told Reuters.

BP <> and Eni <> say they reached an agreement to combine their Angolan businesses in a 50-50 joint venture that will have more than 200K boe/day of oil and gas production and…

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