The petroleum distribution market is facing major challenges like inefficiencies, lack of transparency, and geographical barriers. But there’s hope!
Countries like Nigeria, Angola, Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire are major producers and exporters of oil and natural gas, contributing substantially to regional economies.
Continue readingA reliable and efficient fuel supply plays a crucial role in supporting business continuity, operational efficiency, and overall profitability
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Continue readingUnderstanding market trends, forecasting demand, and strategically pricing refined products are essential for businesses to thrive in this highly competitive industry.
Continue readingThe government's stance is unequivocal: transparency is non-negotiable.
Continue readingThe oil sector is increasingly turning to AI to achieve efficiencies, streamline operations, and ultimately, realize significant economies of scale.
Continue readingPredictive maintenance utilizes AI algorithms to forecast equipment failures before they occur.
Continue readingThe decision to import US crude oil raises concerns about Nigeria's long-term energy security and economic sovereignty.
Continue readingSupply intermediaries play a crucial role in the fuel distribution process, acting as a bridge between refineries and end consumers.
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Continue readingNigeria, blessed with abundant natural resources, has traditionally seen its oil and gas sector operate in isolation from the rest of the economy. This isolation limited local citizens' participation in the industry's development.
Continue readingForecasting crude oil prices involves analyzing a myriad of factors, spanning from geopolitical tensions to supply and demand dynamics.
Continue readingRegular maintenance isn't just about preserving equipment; it's about preserving reliability, safety, and peace of mind in an ever-demanding world.
Continue readingNigeria, as an oil-producing country, experiences fluctuations in oil prices due to market forces of supply and demand.
Continue reading...despite official announcements claiming the end of fuel subsidies in Nigeria, evidence suggests otherwise. The Nigerian government, under scrutiny for its fiscal policies, continues to funnel massive funds into what was supposed to be a defunct subsidy
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