Blockline And Associate Ltd Blog


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:

Crude Oil TankerNigeria 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.

Marine DredgesWe 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.


Friday, 31 October 2014

Tullow in talks to exit Namibia's Kudu gas project in investment shift

LONDON (Bloomberg) -- Tullow Oil Plc, a UK exploration company, is in talks with Namibia’s government to withdraw from the $2 billion Kudu gas project as it shifts investments to other parts of Africa. Tullow, which has a number of large oil developments in western and eastern Africa, needs to allocate capital to those, the London-based company said Oct. 31 in an email. Tullow has a 31% stake in the Kudu project.


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Wednesday, 29 October 2014

Pirates target oil tankers in Asia route as attacks climb

Hijackings of small oil tankers by armed gangs are increasing in Southeast Asia, home to the shortest sea-trade route between the Middle East and China, even as pirate attacks globally fell for a third year.


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Kenya to challenge Mozambique, Tanzania for investment, GlobalData says

LONDON -- Kenya will need to focus on providing a competitive and stable fiscal environment if it is to fully exploit its offshore gas industry and attract investors ahead of Mozambique and Tanzania, says an analyst with research and consulting firm GlobalData. Reece Straker, GlobalData’s Upstream Oil & Gas Analyst, states that while Kenya is currently behind Tanzania and Mozambique in terms of discoveries, exploration interest has increased since Tullow’s first offshore discovery at block L8, announced in September 2012.


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Thursday, 23 October 2014

Tullow Oil reports Kenyan drilling results

LONDON -- Tullow Oil has announced the results of a series of recent exploration and appraisal activities conducted in blocks 10BB and 13T onshore Kenya. The Kodos-1 exploration wildcat in Block 10BB is the first well drilled in the Kerio basin, northeast of the successful South Lokichar basin. Hydrocarbon shows were encountered in Kodos-1, which indicates the presence of an active petroleum system. However, reservoirs were mixed quality alluvial sands close to the basin boundary fault at this well location.


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Chariot relinquishes Namibia exploration license

LONDON -- Chariot Oil & Gas has opted not to apply for a new exploration license in the Northern Blocks 1811A&B, offshore Namibia, with the current license due to lapse on Oct. 26. Chariot analyzed significant amounts of proprietary seismic and well data, as well as integrated information from third party drilling activity to study the possibility for long range hydrocarbon migration to the Zamba prospect.


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Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Libya OPEC governor says group needs to cut oil production

TRIPOLI, Libya (Bloomberg) -- OPEC needs to reduce crude output by at least 500,000 bpd, Libya’s governor to the group said, the first time since prices plunged into a bear market that a representative from a member nation has suggested how much production should be cut. Oil markets are oversupplied by about 1 MMbpd, Samir Kamal, Libya’s OPEC governor, said by email Oct. 22. His comments reflected personal views, not the official Libyan position, he said. Libya shouldn’t be expected to reduce its own oil output because the country is still struggling to restore production that has been disrupted for more than a year by political conflict, he said.


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