The Luanda Refinery will increase production to 1,200 tonnes by the end of 2021, quadrupling its current production of 300 tons, Sonaref president Joaquim de Sousa Fernandes said on Monday in Luanda.
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Angola’s oil industry should be self-sufficient in lubricant and fuel production as well as being competitive, President João Lourenço said on Thursday in Luanda.
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Zimbabwe is on a three-day nationwide strike and protests are erupting in the streets after the government of the southern African country doubled fuel prices, making gasoline sold in Zimbabwe the most expensive gasoline in the world.
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Mozambique’s ministry of mineral resources and energy has accused fuel stations of selling adulterated fuel and fined the suspects.
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The Zimbabwean government is in discussions with two foreign companies interested in setting up a second fuel pipeline connecting Zimbabwe and Beira, the port–city of Mozambique, according to Energy and Power Development Minister Joram Gumbo.
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(Bloomberg) — At least five oil consortiums said they were considering a proposal from the state-run Nigeria National Petroleum Corp. to prolong a crude-for-fuels swap program until the middle of next year, people familiar with the matter said.
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To drive is to consume fuel. But, there are some effective and sometimes surprising ways to curb your fuel consumption on the road. To learn how you can save time and money, check out these easy-to-follow tips.
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In the race to solve a fuel-import crisis in Nigeria, Africa’s richest person faces competition from a swarm of tiny challengers.
Read MoreOne of the most ineffective policies in eliminating the asymmetries between Maputo and the real Mozambique is that governing the cost of fuel. After years of subsidizing the price that to a large extent benefited only the “Maputenses”, gasoline and diesel are now about 15% more expensive in our country and may reach 20% soon.
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Reinforcement of the service station network, having doubled the number of service stations in the country in only four years. Galp is investing in two new logistical bases in Matola and Beira. Gas projects in the Rovuma basin position Mozambique as one of Galp’s growth drivers for the next decade. Galp has been present in Mozambique for more than 60 years and is one of the largest foreign investors in the country.
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