The Niger-Benin pipeline project was preferred to the originally planned route, which would have connected Agadem's wells to the port of Kribi in Cameroon, via Chad. This route did not receive the approval of CNPC. Niger's oil production started in 2011 and reached 6 mbl of oil in 2017.
Chinese to start construction of refineries in Niger, Chad. Oct. 29, 2008. ... (CNPC) has started building a joint venture refinery in neighboring Chad. Upon its operation in 2011, the Chad ...
* China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) signed a contract with the government of Benin in West Africa to build and operate a crude oil pipeline in the region, the company said in a statement on Tuesday
Niger's ruling junta plans to hold a ceremony on 1 November to mark the commissioning of the Agadem crude oil export pipeline. The Chinese state-owned company …
Agadem Complex is a producing conventional oil field located onshore Niger and is operated by China National Oil and Gas Exploration and Development. ... 5,000+ storage terminals, and 8,000+ pipelines, 1,400+ refineries and 13,000+ petrochemical plants worldwide.
The company also owns 60 percent of the Zinder refinery in southern Niger. The facility that has an annual throughput capacity of 1 million tons produces gasoline, diesel, fuel oil and liquefied petroleum gas, for domestic consumption. ... CNPC to spread global reach with crude oil pipeline in West Africa; Sino-African ties glitter with Sudan's ...
Anxious to burnish its image in Niger, the Societe de Raffinage de Zinder (Soraz) opted for transparency by publishing its financial results for 2013 in the government newspaper Le Sahel on Feb. 21. And the refinery's bosses seized the occasion to settle scores with the state. Soraz, which is 40% owned by Niger's government and 60% by China's CNPC, admits being …
We produce refined products, lube oil, and trademarked chemical products. We also operate overseas joint venture refineries in Kazakhstan, Chad, Niger, the UK, France, Japan and …
Niger signed a memorandum of understanding with the state-owned China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) for the sale of crude oil from the Agadem oilfield. The deal is worth $400 million. The deal is worth $400 million.
Niger Oil minister Abba pursues hard stance against CNPC. The chief of the oil refining division at Niger's Ministry of Petroleum and Energy, Zakari Oumarou Kabirou, held talks with China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) earlier this month. Oil minister Mahamane Sani Mahamadou encouraged the move.
China National Petroleum Corp's (CNPC) oil refinery in Niger is continuing to limit production to the domestic market rather than for export, despite resuming after a 45-day shutdown, its union and a company official said on Friday. The Soraz refinery, built as a venture between CNPC and Niger's government, has a capacity of 20,000 barrels a day, but has never …
CNPC, Niger sign upstream, downstream deals ... along with constructing a 2,000-km oil pipeline and a 1-million-tonne/year capacity refinery near the city of Zinder. CNPC is said to have an ...
China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) has been responsible for virtually all of Niger's oil development since securing its first contract there in 2008. While the coup d'état on 26 July leaves the company with cause for concern over the future of its export pipeline to Benin (AI, 16/08/23), the military junta's rise to power could also spell good news for the corporation.
Although production is only in the test phase, output already exceeds the needs of the Zinder Refinery (15,000-20,000 bpd), which has been in operation since 2011. ... Niger Niger junta cashes in CNPC millions but Benin oil exports at standstill. Niamey's military rulers are in no hurry to resume crude exports via the Niger-Benin pipeline ...
China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) signed a construction and operation agreement with the government of Benin on 5 August for a crude oil pipeline from Agadem in Niger to Sèmè port in Benin. "The more than 1,900km pipeline, including 687km in Benin, is the largest cross-border crude pipeline invested by CNPC in Africa," the company …
China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) had feared the decision, and, as anticipated, the Nigerian government awarded the Bilma block to state-owned Société Nigérienne du …
China National Petroleum Corporation's (CNPC) Soraz oil refinery in Niger has resumed production after a 45-day shutdown due to a mechanical failure, according to a …
With the barrel price having risen from around 30 USD in 2006 to 147 USD in July 2008, the CNPC agreed to build a refinery in Niger, and thus became the new operator in the Agadem oil block (see Fig. 1).. Download : Download high-res image (1MB) Download : Download full-size image Fig. 1.
One of these countries is Niger, whose government signed a production-sharing agreement with the China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) in 2008. Three years later, the country's first oil refinery, in the southeastern city of Zinder, started production.
In summer 2015, Niger's Soraz refinery closed down for 45 days. The supply of locally produced fuel on the market dwindled and prices shot up. ... The row between Niger and the CNPC clearly highlights the complexity of the deals – in this case where the fundamental details about prices and tax obligations are either apparently missing or at ...
The price CNPC was demanding for its locally produced supplies for the refinery was criticised by Niger for being too high. The Niger government has been largely accommodating of the Chinese ...
The 1,982-km, $7 billion pipeline would start from the Agadem oil field in Niger, connect with the CNPC-built refinery at Zinder, Niger, and end at the port of Seme Terminal in Benin, allowing ...
Niger's robust oil and petroleum refinery industries have been built solely due to infrastructure investments by PetroChina, the commercial arm of the Chinese state-owned company China National ...
The destination in question is the French port of Marseille-Fos. From there, the cargo will be transported to the Lavera refinery some 40km away, which has been owned since 2011 by the Ineos-Petrochina joint venture. PetroChina is the parent company of CNPC, operator of the Agadem fields. The tanker is due to arrive on 28 May.
Spotlight | Niger Junta claims oil victory over China's CNPC. General Tchiani's government intends to develop the blocks where discoveries have already been made by the …
Niger Oil minister Abba becomes Chinese CNPC's worst nightmare. The negotiation methods used by the Chinese state-owned major's executives were not well received by the head of the oil ministry, who made this known by …
(Ecofin Agency) - China National Petroleum Corporation's (CNPC) Soraz oil refinery in Niger has resumed production after a 45-day shutdown due to a mechanical failure, according to a company spokesman. The refinery, a joint venture between CNPC and the government, has a capacity of 20,000 bo/d and processes oil from the West African country's ...
CNPC in Niger. CNPC has signed a US$5-billion deal in Niger to develop the country's oil sector. CNPC will explore for oil in the Agadem block in eastern Niger, which is known to have commercial reserves of crude. ... a January 2008 MNJ attack on the south-eastern town of Tanout near the trade hub Zinder, and in the region of CNPC's planned ...
China, Niger's second-largest foreign investor after former colonial power France, has in the past two decades ploughed billions of dollars into the landlocked West African nation, mainly for the ...
Under the deal, CNPC will build a 20,000-barrels-per-day (b/d) refinery in the southern city of Zinder as well as a 2,000-km (1,243-mile) pipeline in order to export the crude, …
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