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New oil and gas is compatible with net zero

Look around at what other countries are doing to tackle climate change. Are you a fan of the US’s Inflation Reduction Act? It is, in part, funded by an explosion in the US’s production of shale gas. Do you like Norwegian subsidy schemes for electric vehicles? Those are partly funded by Norway’s oil and gas exports. Can you name one of our biggest competitors in developing carbon capture technology? One of the largest is Saudi Arabia.

New Licensing Round For Oil Block Will Unlock Opportunities For Companies- MD Omiti Engineering

The Managing Director of Omiti Engineering, Nduka Nwosu has said that the new licensing round for 19 oil blocks will unlock opportunites for indigenous firms.
The MD said this at the launch of the bid round by the Minister of Petroleum Resources, Heineken Lokpobiri and Nigerina Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission’s Chief Executive, Gbenga Komolafe.

Extreme, But Unjustified, Pessimism Has Returned to Oil Markets

The oil price selloff appears to have been triggered by a return of demand pessimism thanks to last week’s report by the EIA that showed a 7.3M-barrel build in U.S. crude stocks.
Standard Chartered: demand fears are overblown.
StanChart says that traders are betting that OPEC+ will maintain the current levels of production restraint.

Namibian Content, Energy Security, Jobs, Women Empowerment a priority for Oil and Gas Sector Not …

While Rwanda is commemorating 30 years of genocide, many Africans know all too well what can happen when media outlets single out certain groups of people and Individuals for constant attacks. Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines instigated the hate. “The Namibian” newspaper has become the Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines of Namibia with their hate fill rhetoric and xenophobia. Africans understand how demonisation cultivates hatred that leads to death on a horrifying scale.