Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery is importing rising volumes of U.S. WTI crude as domestic supply struggles and American grades offer technical and logistical advantages.

Nigeria, Africa’s leading producer of crude oil, has increased its imports of U.S. WTI crude due to the Dangote Oil ...

United States (US) crude has accounted for a third of the purchases of the Dangote Refinery, since the beginning of the year, ...

The U.S. produces more oil than almost any country on Earth—so why are we still importing millions of barrels every month?

By Bashorun J.K Randle I hope you will forgive me for quibbling – which oil are we here to discuss?   It could well be palm oil which was for centuries the principal driver and lubricant (excuse the ...

A major hurricane could shut down one of the country’s largest energy and petrochemical hubs. But a decadeslong effort to ...

But followers of Meta and Apple's recent antitrust trials might be surprised to learn that the legacy of the country's ...

Dangote has described his $20bn refinery as Tinubu’s brainchild, linking it to Lekki Zone creation and naira-for-crude policy ...

The cause of the fire at the refinery near Ecuador's border with ... Ecuador is one of South America's top oil producers and is heavily reliant on its petroleum exports for revenue.

The firm is looking to base its UK manufacturing work in Scarborough, with jobs in Falkirk and Larbert in Scotland now at ...