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PRESS RELEASE. NNPC Ltd, TotalEnergies, Sapetro Execute Landmark PSC for Deepwater Blocks. …As Partners Commit to Boosting Reserves, Local Content. The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Ltd, in partnership with the TotalEnergies–Sapetro Consortium, has executed a
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Nigeria Signs First Oil and Gas PSC, Awards Deepwater Blocks to TotalEnergies, Sapetro. Nigeria has signed its first Production Sharing Contract (PSC) that covers both crude oil and natural gas, awarding two deepwater blocks to a consortium of.
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The deal, sealed in Abuja on Monday between the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Ltd and the TotalEnergies–Sapetro consortium, applies to Petroleum
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Top 5 Reasons Behind Canada’s Study Permit Refusals. Canada’s study permit refusal rate reached new heights in 2024, with nearly 290,000 applications denied. The top five reasons for these refusals, as outlined by Immigration, Refugees and.
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These, according to Immigration News Canada, include concerns over applicants' intent to leave Canada, financial readiness, and the authenticity of submitted
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India’s ethanol fuel drive sparks anger as drivers fear car damage. India’s ambitious clean fuel program has sparked confusion and anger among millions of drivers after the government replaced most traditional petrol with.
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India’s ambitious clean fuel program has sparked confusion and anger among millions of drivers after the government replaced most traditional...
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Britain’s record drought leaves cattle hungry, farmers deep in debt. British beef farmers are struggling to keep their animals fed as a once-in-a-century drought leaves fields barren, forcing them to dip into costly winter supplies months ahead of.
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British beef farmers are struggling to keep their animals fed as a once-in-a-century drought leaves fields barren, forcing them to dip into costly...
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Jet fuel from Asia floods Europe, bringing cheaper air travel. Europe is gaining from lower jet fuel prices this summer. This lets airlines save money and travellers enjoy lower fares. The refined product imports from Asia rose sharply.
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Vortexa shows Europe took in about 11.5 million barrels of jet fuel from Asia since early August. That is a record high for this time of year.
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From profit to pain: $13bn loss rocks China’s solar industry in 2025 . China’s dream of leading the world in clean energy is being tested as its largest solar panel makers report mounting financial losses.
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China’s dream of leading the world in clean energy is being tested as its largest solar panel makers report mounting financial losses. Yet analysts...
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Oil prices fall as Ukraine war, US tariffs cloud market outlook. Oil prices slipped on Tuesday after four straight days of gains, pulling back from a near three-week high. For consumers, this dip offers temporary relief at the pump, but analysts warn.
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Oil prices slipped on Tuesday after four straight days of gains, pulling back from a near three-week high. Market remains volatile as the Ukraine...
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Climate change: Europe is battling its deadliest wildfires yet . Wildfires have destroyed more than 1 million hectares of land across the European Union this year, the highest level since records began in 2006. The scale of devastation has left.
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Wildfires have destroyed more than 1 million hectares of land across the European Union this year, the highest level since records began in 2006...
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Asia’s flood crisis: Typhoon Kajiki kills 3 in Vietnam as Pakistan evacuates 150,000 over fears . Millions across Asia are battling deadly floods after Typhoon Kajiki slammed into Vietnam, and heavy monsoon rains forced Pakistan to evacuate 150,000.
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Millions across Asia are battling deadly floods after Typhoon Kajiki slammed into Vietnam, and heavy monsoon rains forced Pakistan...
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Moldova to Launch Digital Nomad Visa for Remote Workers on September 20th, 2025. Moldova will begin offering a digital nomad visa on September 20th, 2025, allowing remote workers, freelancers, and foreign business owners to live in the country while.
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Moldova's new program offers a two-year renewable residence permit for remote workers under the Nomad Visa starting September 20th, 2025.
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New Zealand Ends Entrepreneur Work Visa, Launches Business Investor Work Visa in 2025 . The New Zealand Government has ended the Entrepreneur Work Visa program and will introduce a new Business Investor Work Visa, effective.
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The New Zealand Government has ended the Entrepreneur Work Visa program and will introduce a new Business Investor Work Visa starting...
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🇳🇬 Nigeria’s crude oil production so far in 2025 (including condensates):. Jan - 1.737 million bpd (mbpd).Feb - 1.672 mbpd.Mar - 1.604 mbpd.Apr - 1.683 mbpd.May - 1.657 mbpd.Jun - 1.697 mbpd.Jul - 1.712 mbpd. (NUPRC).#EnergyTimePodcast.
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🇳🇬 Nigeria’s crude oil production so far in 2025 (excluding condensates):. Jan - 1.539 million bpd (mbpd).Feb - 1.465 mbpd.Mar - 1.400 mbpd.Apr - 1.486 mbpd.May - 1.453 mbpd.Jun - 1.505 mbpd.Jul - 1.507 mbpd. (NUPRC).#EnergyTimePodcast.
Nigeria’s oil output hits six-month high in July. Nigeria’s crude oil production rose to its highest level in six months in July, signalling a steady recovery after early-year declines, according to the latest data from the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum.
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Trafigura Signs LNG Supply Deal with South Korea’s Kogas. Commodity trading giant Trafigura has entered into a long-term supply purchase agreement (SPA) to deliver liquefied natural gas (LNG) to South Korean state-run importer Kogas. via @EnergyTimePod.
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Under the agreement, Trafigura is expected to supply around 700,000 tonnes of LNG per year, traders said, although the precise volume remains undisclosed.
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Orsted Hit as US Halts Revolution Wind Project, Shares Tumble 17%. The US offshore wind sector has suffered another setback after Danish developer Orsted’s 704-MW Revolution Wind project was ordered to halt work on 22 August, triggering a sharp 17%.
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Reacting to the decision, Orsted stated on 23 August that it was “evaluating all options to resolve the matter quickly,” which could include discussions with
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