Tag: refineries

The state-oil firm said this is to ensure reliability and sustainability to meet the nation’s fuel supply and energy security ...

NNPCL threatened to reveal identities of suppliers of adulterated fuel across the country.

The Senate noted that despite the moribund state of the nation’s four refineries, their operating costs between 2010 and 2020 ...

Stanley Osifo said funding of subsidy has not only made the nation to be vulnerable to excessive borrowing but also ...

The ministers and other government officials are expected to provide the lawmakers with information on the state of the nation’s ...

Nigeria has faced fuel shortages since February after importing substandard fuel, resulting in weeks of severe scarcity and long queues ...

Rivers State and its environs have been experiencing black soot in the recent years allegedly caused by illegal refineries.

The Waltersmith modular refinery in Imo State will refine 5,000 barrels of crude oil a day.

The labour unions suspended their rally and strike after a late night meeting with a federal government team at the ...

Rehabilitation or turn around maintenance of the four refineries has gulped billions of naira since 1999.

Concessioning the refineries the best way to get them working, says another official.

Egypt currently has eight refineries with a capacity of 38 million tonnes.

The NNPC chief gives details of the achievements of the oil sector in 2018.

The NNPC plans to make the refineries fully operational by 2019.

About 30 per cent of the total foreign exchange allocation from the Central Bank of Nigeria went into importation of ...

“Those who have not been able to move forward will have their licenses withdrawn.”

The capacity utilisation in December was 7.55 per cent.

The Nigerian government will convert current illegal refineries into modular refineries.

"...our commitment to bringing the refineries on-stream is still very deep and we are very serious about it."

Warri refinery now refines 2 million litres of kerosene and 3 million litres of diesel daily, an official said.

Mr. Kachikwu apologises to Nigeria for the ongoing petrol scarcity.

Nigeria seeks to increase its refining capacity from 445,000 barrels per day to 650,000.

The government is considering engaging private investors to build new refineries.

"The major privatisation exercise that was implemented recently is electricity and ever since that exercise, electricity supply has worsened.” The ...