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AfrOil                         NEWSBASE ROUNDUP GLOBAL (NRG)                                           AfrOil


       NewsBase Roundup Global (NRG)








        NRG              Welcome to NewsBase’s Roundup Global  metres of natural gas to Italy, he stated at a con-
                         (NRG), in which the reader is invited to join our  ference in Baku.
                         team of international editors, as they provide a
                         snapshot of some of the key issues affecting their
                         regional beats. We hope you will like NRG’s new  GLNG: Gunvor secures long-term deal
                         concise format, but by clicking on the headline  with Energy Transfer for US LNG
                         link for each section the full text will be available  Swiss-based commodity trader Gunvor is to buy
                         as before.                           2mn tonnes per year of LNG from Energy Trans-
                                                              fer’s proposed Lake Charles LNG export termi-
                         AsianOil: India reportedly discussing oil   nal. Gunvor agreed to a 20-year FOB deal as
                         import deal with Russia              European buyers look to tie in long-term supply
                         India is reportedly engaged in high-level talks  deals for US LNG supplies at below the current
                         with Russia over a six-month deal to import oil.  high spot prices.
                         This comes amid a rise in the South Asian coun-
                         try’s purchases of Russian crude in the wake of
                         the war in Ukraine.                  LatAmOil: Olmeca refinery may cost as
                                                              much as $14bn
                                                              The final price tag for the 340,000 barrel per
                         DMEA: Ghana offers optimism on Tema  day refinery that Mexico’s national oil com-
                         This week, DMEA looks at the voicing of opti-  pany Pemex is building in Tabasco State may
                         mism about the rehabilitation of Ghana’s only oil  be nearly twice the original figure of $8bn. The
                         refinery. Ghanaian President Nana Akufo-Addo  news agency reported late last week, citing gov-
                         provided an update on efforts to repair and rein-  ernment documents and sources close to the
                         state capacity at the country’s 45,000 barrel per  project, that Mexico City now believed that the
                         day (bpd) Tema refinery.             NOC would have to spend around $14bn on the
                                                              Olmeca refinery, formerly known as Dos Bocas.
                         EurOil: BP attributes record quarterly loss
                         to Russia exit                       MEOG: Iran looks for alternatives
                         UK-listed super-major BP has posted a record  As the chances of resuscitating the Joint Com-
                         loss of $20.4bn for the first quarter of 2022. The  prehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) appear to
                         company also reported its strongest operational  grow slimmer by the day, Tehran is courting
                         performance in more than a decade on the back  alternative political ties as a means to bring eco-
                         of strong commodity prices, but this was wiped  nomic opportunity. Meanwhile, Iraqi Prime
                         out by a $24.4bn write-down in the quarter,  Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi has said that Teh-
                         largely related to BP’s decision to exit its invest-  ran and Riyadh are working towards a mutual
                         ments in Russia.                     understanding on improving bilateral relations.


                         FSU OGM: Aliyev says TAP pipeline will   NorthAmOil: ExxonMobil, Chevron post
                         reach full capacity in 2022          first-quarter profits
                         Ilham Aliyev, President of Azerbaijan, said on  US super-majors ExxonMobil and Chevron have
                         April 29 that the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP)  posted multi-billion-dollar profits for the first
                         was on track to reach its full capacity of 10bn  quarter of 2022, during which WTI crude prices
                         cubic metres per year in 2022, up from 8.2 bcm  averaged $95 per barrel and briefly rose above
                         in 2021. The system will deliver 10bn cubic  $120 per barrel. ™




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