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SweetCrude Weekly Edition, 01 7月 2026

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ArticleSub-$80 oil tests Nigeria’s dereg­u­la­tion resolve

Abuja — Nigeria’s energy sec­tor is enter­ing the third quarter of 2026 pinned between the anvil of soften­ing global crude prices and the ham­mer of domestic secur­ity-driven cost infla­tion, a com­bin­a­tion that is test­ing the found­a­tions of...

Sub-$80 oil tests Nigeria’s dereg­u­la­tion resolve

ArticleNLNG Train-7 project hits 90% com­ple­tion, cre­ates 16,000 jobs

Port Har­court – The Train 7 of the Nigerian lique­fied nat­ural gas project has reached about 90 per­cent com­ple­tion, mark­ing a major mile­stone for one of the coun­try’s most stra­tegic gas expan­sion projects as stake­hold­ers intensify efforts...

NLNG Train-7 project hits 90% com­ple­tion, cre­ates 16,000 jobs

ArticleNigeria imports $1.39bn crude as local refiners seek for­eign sup­plies

Lagos — Nigeria spent $1.39 bil­lion on crude oil imports in the first quarter of 2026 des­pite rising local refin­ing capa­city, accord­ing to new data from the Cent­ral Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The CBN’s Bal­ance of Pay­ments report showed that crude...

Nigeria imports $1.39bn crude as local refiners seek for­eign sup­plies

ArticleNNPC seeks fin­an­cing part­ner­ships to drive 2030 growth tar­gets

PThe Nigerian National Pet­ro­leum Com­pany Lim­ited, NNPC Ltd., has intens­i­fied efforts to secure fin­an­cing for its growth ambi­tions and com­mer­cial trans­form­a­tion, hold­ing stra­tegic dis­cus­sions with global bank­ing giant, Stand­ard...

NNPC seeks fin­an­cing part­ner­ships to drive 2030 growth tar­gets

ArticleNigeria, 8 oth­ers respons­ible for 83% of global gas flar­ing – Report

LNi­geria remains one of the world’s largest gas­flar­ing coun­tries, rank­ing among nine nations respons­ible for 83 per­cent of global gas flar­ing des­pite repeated com­mit­ments to end routine flar­ing and max­im­ise the value of its vast nat­ural...

Nigeria, 8 oth­ers respons­ible for 83% of global gas flar­ing – Report

ArticleThe Cap­ital Drought Upstream

non-lin­ear mod­er­a­tion in pump prices, poten­tially oscil­lat­ing between N750 and N850 per litre depend­ing on the exchange rate win­dow.” The Soci­ety iden­ti­fies the dol­lar-denom­in­ated trans­ac­tion cost embed­ded within the domestic...

The Cap­ital Drought Upstream