Energy Policy
8 stories tagged Energy Policy.
Venezuela Reportedly Considering Withdrawal from OPEC
Sources indicate that Venezuela is evaluating its continued membership in the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
Analysis Suggests Nigerian Petrol Could Be Priced at N200 Per Litre Without Subsidy
Recent commentary highlights potential market pricing for petrol in Nigeria, raising questions about current subsidy frameworks and their impact on energy markets.
Nigerian Fuel Subsidy System Faces Renewed Scrutiny
Discussions surrounding Nigeria's fuel subsidy structure continue, with a focus on its economic implications and potential market-reflective pricing.
Russian Domestic Fuel Supply Concerns Emerge
Market observers note rising concerns regarding the availability of fuel products within Russia, prompting discussions on potential supply management strategies.
US and Venezuela Announce Oil Agreement
The United States and Venezuela have announced an agreement concerning oil. The nature and specific terms of the arrangement were not immediately detailed.
COPEC Advocates Increased Domestic Crude Allocation for Ghanaian Refineries
The Chamber of Petroleum Consumers (COPEC) has proposed a strategy to prioritize local crude oil supply to Ghana's Tema Oil Refinery (TOR) to potentially influence domestic fuel prices.
Venezuelan Oil Export Arrangement Under Scrutiny Following Recent Announcements
Recent statements regarding a new Venezuelan oil agreement have drawn attention from industry observers, with details on ownership and revenue projections prompting further analysis.
Pakistan Adjusts Fuel Prices for September
The Pakistani government has announced changes to the domestic prices of petrol and diesel, effective for the month of September.