Blockline and Associate Ltd are sellers of light crude oil and other petroleum products. We also sell and lease out marine equipments, construction machinery and other equipments.
We sell Crude Oil, D2, AGO and other Petroleum product such as:
Nigeria Bonny Light Crude Oil (BLCO, FLCO and ALCO, etc): We sell mostly on FOB, CIF, TTO and TTT/STS Basis.
Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) and D2: We sell mostly on CIF and TTT/STS.
Bitumen: We sell on CIF and FOB Basis
Marine Equipments/Machines:
We sell and lease all kinds of marine equipments/machines.
Well sell and lease all kinds of vessel e.g. oil tanker, cargo vessel, crew vessel etc.
We sell and lease tug-boats of all kinds.
We sell and lease barges and sea going barges.
We sell and lease dredgers, swamp-buggy, cranes of all kinds, tug-boats of all kinds bulldozers, etc.
Crushing machine of all kinds and screening plant: We sell on CIF and FOB Basis.
Steel and Metal:
We sell steel pipes and tubes of all kinds
We sell metals of all kinds.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS:
We are also into real estate, transportation, communications and more.
MILAN, Italy -- Eni has made an important gas and condensates discovery in the Nyonie Deep exploration prospect located in block D4, approximately 13 km from the coast of Gabon and 50 km from the capital city Libreville. Preliminary estimates suggest the new gas discovery is significant, with initial potential in place estimated at 500 MMboe.
BGP completes 3D seismic acquisition offshore Gabon for Perenco ZHUOZHOU, China BGP Pioneer successfully completed Perenco Oil & Gas Gabon 3D seismic acquisition project of approximately 1500 sq km offshore Gabon. The project was challenging as it included undershoot operations
American Sands Energy Corp., an oil sands exploration and development company operating in Utah, has completed the purchase of its pilot plant, used to demonstrate its water-free extraction of bitumen, or heavy oil, from leased oil sands deposits the firm intends to mine. The agreement with Elemax, Inc., included a combination of cash and stock to purchase the trailer-mounted mobile oil recovery system.
The pilot plant, which the company has successfully used to process up to 1 ton of oil sand per hour over multiple days, will be used by American Sands to evaluate other opportunities for hydrocarbon recovery projects, while the company moves toward initial production at its Sunnyside location.
Will Gibbs, chairman and CEO, said that the pilot plant “uses no water, consumes 60% less energy than traditional oil sands mining operations, requires no tailing ponds and produces no toxic byproducts.”
Gibbs added that, going forward, "In addition to the pilot plant being the engineering model for our initial planned 5,000 bpd plant in Utah, we also plan to work with industry partners around the world that can utilize our scalable technology to extract oil from solid materials such as oil sands, oil shale and other substances."
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LONDON (Bloomberg) -- Tullow Oil started burning gas off Ghana to sustain production at its largest project. “We are still injecting majority of the gas,” COO Paul McDade said in a phone interview. Flaring “is assisting us, while we are waiting for the gas plant” to “sustain target production,” he said.
HOUSTON -- ConocoPhillips has completed the transaction with Oando Energy Resources (OER), a subsidiary of Oando PLC, for the sale of its Nigeria upstream business for a total sales price, after customary adjustments, of $1.5 billion. The sales price is inclusive of $550 million of deposits received, approximately $900 million received at closing, plus $33 million in deferred payments. The sales price less the cash in the business at closing, approximately $100 million, generated net proceeds of approximately $1.4 billion, after customary adjustments. The company expects to recognize an after-tax gain of approximately $1.1 billion for the sale.?
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (Bloomberg) -- SacOil Holdings Ltd. is in talks to buy what could be the South African oil and gas company’s first production asset, Chairman Tito Mboweni said. The Johannesburg-based company has “the possibility of an OML,” or oil-mining license, for a project that is in production phase in Nigeria, the continent’s largest economy and crude producer, Mboweni, 55, said in an interview. He declined to provide more detail on the stage of negotiations or the location of the asset.
