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    CNOOC plans to invest another $3 billion in its existing oil and gas business in Nigeria

    • Last Update: 2022-12-27
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    On July 15, the National Oil Corporation of Nigeria (NNPC) said after meeting with the Chinese side in Abuja that China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is willing to invest $3 billion
    in Nigeria's existing oil and gas business.

    CNOOC plans to invest another $3 billion in its existing oil and gas business in Nigeria

    During a visit to Nigeria's National Oil Corporation, CNOOC CEO Yuan Guangyu said the company had invested more than $14 billion in its Nigerian operations and expressed willingness to invest more
    .

    Yuan Guangyu pointed out that Nigeria is CNOOC's largest investment destination and asked Nigerian National Oil and CNOOC to seek common ground to improve productivity
    .

    Since last year, Nigeria has been negotiating
    new financing agreements for joint ventures with major oil majors.
    Financing agreements worth at least $780 million were signed with Chevron and Shell last year to boost crude oil production and reserves
    .

    Other Western oil companies, including ExxonMobil, operate operations
    in Nigeria through a joint venture with Nigeria's National Petroleum.

    On July 15, the National Oil Corporation of Nigeria (NNPC) said after meeting with the Chinese side in Abuja that China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is willing to invest $3 billion
    in Nigeria's existing oil and gas business.

    CNOOC plans to invest another $3 billion in its existing oil and gas business in Nigeria

    CNOOC plans to invest another $3 billion in its existing oil and gas business in Nigeria

    During a visit to Nigeria's National Oil Corporation, CNOOC CEO Yuan Guangyu said the company had invested more than $14 billion in its Nigerian operations and expressed willingness to invest more
    .

    CNOOC

    Yuan Guangyu pointed out that Nigeria is CNOOC's largest investment destination and asked Nigerian National Oil and CNOOC to seek common ground to improve productivity
    .

    Since last year, Nigeria has been negotiating
    new financing agreements for joint ventures with major oil majors.
    Financing agreements worth at least $780 million were signed with Chevron and Shell last year to boost crude oil production and reserves
    .

    Other Western oil companies, including ExxonMobil, operate operations
    in Nigeria through a joint venture with Nigeria's National Petroleum.

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