Conventional Fuels

Cabinda Refinery in Angola to Begin Oil Production by July 2025
Conventional Fuels Cabinda Refinery in Angola to Begin Oil Production by July 2025

The Cabinda Refinery in Angola marks a significant milestone for the nation as it sets the stage for oil production, with the goal of achieving full commercial operations by July 2025. The CEO of Cabinda Refinery Corporation, Marcelo Hofke, announced that the project's construction began in 2023

Advanced Pipeline Monitoring for Safe Oil and Gas Operations in Africa
Conventional Fuels Advanced Pipeline Monitoring for Safe Oil and Gas Operations in Africa

Africa's oil and gas sector is experiencing remarkable growth driven by the vast oil reserves in countries such as Nigeria, Angola, and Uganda, positioning these nations as key players in the global energy market. The extensive networks of pipelines that transport oil and gas from these regions,

How Will TotalEnergies' $750M Nigeria Gas Project Impact LNG Supply?
Conventional Fuels How Will TotalEnergies' $750M Nigeria Gas Project Impact LNG Supply?

TotalEnergies' recent announcement of a $750 million investment in Nigeria's gas sector signals a significant step towards bolstering the global supply of liquefied natural gas (LNG). With the Ima project set to commence in 2024, this initiative comes on the heels of the company's $500 million

Can Rare Metals in Coal Waste Accelerate Clean Energy Transition?
Conventional Fuels Can Rare Metals in Coal Waste Accelerate Clean Energy Transition?

The discovery of valuable rare earth elements within the hazardous coal ash left over from burning coal, one of the dirtiest fossil fuels, holds significant potential for environmental remediation, economic opportunity, and the advancement of clean energy technologies. This article explores the

U.S. Must Lead in Global LNG Markets to Prevent Energy Crises in Winter
Conventional Fuels U.S. Must Lead in Global LNG Markets to Prevent Energy Crises in Winter

As Europe and Asia brace for a challenging winter, the urgency for stronger U.S. leadership in the global natural gas markets has never been more critical. Increasing concerns over natural gas shortages and soaring prices in these regions stem primarily from heightened heating demands and

Oil Market Faces Surplus in 2025 Amid Rising Non-OPEC+ Production
Conventional Fuels Oil Market Faces Surplus in 2025 Amid Rising Non-OPEC+ Production

The oil market in 2025 is expected to be dominated by bearish sentiment due to an anticipated supply glut. Industry experts project an oversupply in the first half of the year, with rising production from countries outside OPEC+, particularly the United States, Canada, Guyana, Brazil, and

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