CITAC is pleased to announce the publication of “Oil Refining in Sub-Saharan Africa”, a unique and in-depth report examining Africa’s downstream oil sector.
The fourth African Refiners’ Week held in Cape Town on 16th - 21st March found record numbers of delegates participating to both the African Refiners’ Association’s Annual General Meeting and the CITAC downstream oil workshops.
CITAC is to provide consultancy services to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on its project for the off-shore processing of Nigerian crude oil.
Mark Elliott, CITAC Chairman made a presentation at the Geneva Insight conference organized by Academy and Finance on "Recent development in oil trading in the Gulf of Guinea".
Elitsa Georgieva participated in the UNEP North African lead phase out conference in Tunis on 14th to 16th August and Gary Still participated in an East African meeting in Nairobi arranged by the UNEP on behalf of the World Bank’s BAQ (Better Air Quality) programme
Steering committee members from Kenya, Congo (Brazzaville), Nigeria and Cote D’Ivoire participated in a meeting in Nairobi to review the progress being made
Fuel oil markets are completely different to clean products. Fuel oil is used by a few large customers such as power or cement plants. The CITAC study shows that there are only about 100 buyers of fuel oil in Africa compared to millions of buyers of gasoline and diesel fuel.
