03-23-2020, 04:08 PM
Nigeria consumed N2.64tn petrol in 13 months, says NNPC
Published March 23, 2020
Published March 23, 2020
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The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said on Sunday that it sold a total of 21.51 billion litres of petrol worth N2.64tn from December 2018 to December 2019.[/color]
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation said on Sunday that it sold a total of 21.51 billion litres of petrol worth N2.64tn from December 2018 to December 2019.[/color]
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The NNPC said the sale of white products from December 2018 to December 2019 by its subsidiary, the Petroleum Products Marketing Company, stood at 21.861 billion litres, with petrol accounting for 98.41 per cent.
It said revenues generated from the sale of white products in the 13-month period stood at N2.71tn, with petrol contributing about 97.56 per cent.[/color]
The NNPC said the sale of white products from December 2018 to December 2019 by its subsidiary, the Petroleum Products Marketing Company, stood at 21.861 billion litres, with petrol accounting for 98.41 per cent.
It said revenues generated from the sale of white products in the 13-month period stood at N2.71tn, with petrol contributing about 97.56 per cent.[/color]
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The NNPC has been the sole importer of petrol into the country for more than two years, after private oil marketers stopped importing the commodity due to crude price fluctuations among other issues.[/color]
The NNPC has been the sole importer of petrol into the country for more than two years, after private oil marketers stopped importing the commodity due to crude price fluctuations among other issues.[/color]
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The corporation reported 40 vandalised pipeline points in December 2019, representing about 41 per cent decrease from the 68 points vandalised in November.[/color]
The corporation reported 40 vandalised pipeline points in December 2019, representing about 41 per cent decrease from the 68 points vandalised in November.[/color]
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The national oil firm said that out of the vandalised points, 10 failed to be welded, while none was ruptured.[/color]
The national oil firm said that out of the vandalised points, 10 failed to be welded, while none was ruptured.[/color]
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It said Atlas Cove-Mosimi and Mosimi-Ibadan axis accounted for 35 per cent and 30 per cent of the breaks respectively, while other routes accounted for the remaining 35 per cent.[/color]
It said Atlas Cove-Mosimi and Mosimi-Ibadan axis accounted for 35 per cent and 30 per cent of the breaks respectively, while other routes accounted for the remaining 35 per cent.[/color]
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The NNPC added that it had stepped up collaboration with the local communities and other stakeholders to stem pipeline vandalism menace.[/color]
The NNPC added that it had stepped up collaboration with the local communities and other stakeholders to stem pipeline vandalism menace.[/color]
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It said the PPMC distributed and sold 2.775 billion litres of white products in December, compared with 0.841billion litres in November.[/color]
It said the PPMC distributed and sold 2.775 billion litres of white products in December, compared with 0.841billion litres in November.[/color]
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The corporation said the products comprised 2.76 billion litres of petrol, 0.013 billion litres of diesel, and 0.003 billion litres of Low Pure Fuel Oil.
It said N337.63bn was made from the sale of white products by the PPMC, compared to N105.62bn in November.[/color]
The corporation said the products comprised 2.76 billion litres of petrol, 0.013 billion litres of diesel, and 0.003 billion litres of Low Pure Fuel Oil.
It said N337.63bn was made from the sale of white products by the PPMC, compared to N105.62bn in November.[/color]
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According to the statement, the national oil firm grew its trading surplus to N5.28bn in December 2019 from the N3.95bn in November.[/color]
According to the statement, the national oil firm grew its trading surplus to N5.28bn in December 2019 from the N3.95bn in November.[/color]
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The NNPC said the 34 per cent increase for the period resulted from improved performances by some of its entities both in the upstream and downstream sectors.
It said the performance was impacted positively by the reduced deficit posted by the NNPC corporate headquarters and adjustments to previously understated revenues by Integrated Data Services Limited and Duke Oil.[/color]
The NNPC said the 34 per cent increase for the period resulted from improved performances by some of its entities both in the upstream and downstream sectors.
It said the performance was impacted positively by the reduced deficit posted by the NNPC corporate headquarters and adjustments to previously understated revenues by Integrated Data Services Limited and Duke Oil.[/color]
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The corporation also reported a reduction in the costs of pipeline repairs/Right of Way maintenance and gas purchases by the Nigerian Pipeline and Storage Company and the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company respectively.[/color]
The corporation also reported a reduction in the costs of pipeline repairs/Right of Way maintenance and gas purchases by the Nigerian Pipeline and Storage Company and the Nigeria Gas Marketing Company respectively.[/color]
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It said out of the 239.29 billion cubic feet of gas supplied in December, a total of 148.32bcf was commercialised, consisting of 34.7bcf and 113.54bcf for the domestic and export market respectively.[/color]
It said out of the 239.29 billion cubic feet of gas supplied in December, a total of 148.32bcf was commercialised, consisting of 34.7bcf and 113.54bcf for the domestic and export market respectively.[/color]