Newsgroup: it.economia.borsa
Titolo: Eni e Nigeria

Penso che oggi resti al palo a causa di questa notizia....
No end in sight to Nigerian oil disruptions
26/03/2003   11:54
    LAGOS, March 26 (Reuters) - Oil multinationals in Nigeria
said on Wednesday they saw no quick return to their operations
in the western Niger Delta after ethnic unrest forced them to
shut in more than 800,000 barrels per day of crude production.
    U.S. major ChevronTexaco , which had to suspend
production of 440,000 barrels of crude per day (bpd), said the
past few days had been quiet around its Escravos export
terminal, but the situation remained tense.
    "We're not going to restart production until it's safe for
people to return. We have to think about our workers," a company
spokesman said.
    Officials at Royal Dutch/Shell , forced to
shut in 320,000 bpd in the western Niger delta and 50,000 bpd in
the east, said they were unsure when the area might be calm
enough for them to return to work.
    "We cannot tell what is happening. I have no idea how long
this will last," said one Shell official in the western oil
industry hub of Warri, also at the centre of ethnic disturbances
that have cost scores of lives.
    Shell officials say output hikes from parts of the eastern
Niger Delta might compensate for some of their loss but could
not possibly make up for all the shut-ins in the west.
    Ethnic Ijaws, the biggest tribe in the Niger delta, have
clashed repeatedly with Itsekiri rivals and with security forces
sent to keep order.
    The Ijaws have warned that if troops attack their villages
they will vandalise oil installations and turn their uprising
into an insurrection that would spread across a region producing
most of Nigeria's usual output of over 2.2 million bpd.
    Oil company officials said there was no sign yet that unrest
had spread east. If it did, it could affect Shell's Bonny Light,
ENI's  Brass River and ChevronTexaco's Pennington crude
streams.
    Oil company chiefs are due to hold a regular meeting in
Abuja on Wednesday with state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum
Corp., the biggest partner in the oil-producing joint ventures.
    The problems in the Niger Delta will be near the top of the
agenda, company officials said.
    ((Reporting by Matthew Tostevin, editing by James Jukwey;
Reuters Messaging: 
matthew.tostev...@reuters.net
;
Tel: 
+234 1 2631943
))
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- Jerry Senfield -
jsenfie...@NOSPAMtin.it

 Penso che oggi resti al palo a causa di questa notizia....
la notizia č nota da giorni ma il calo della produzione in quota Eni č di
16.000 b/g al momento, poca roba

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Questo lo sai tu....
Gli stessi analisti che erano stati portati in Nigeria a visitare gli
impianti ENI saranno stati emotivamente colpiti dalla notizia
DDS

 impianti ENI saranno stati emotivamente colpiti dalla notizia
Eni Nigeria al momento non è nel mirino dei rivoltosi (forse perchè tra le
altre cose tratta meglio i dipendendi Nigeriani) Eni Nigeria produce 200.000
b/g la quota di Eni in Eni Nigeria è del 20% l' altro 20% è di Phillips e il
restante 60% e della compagnia di stato Nigeriana, come il 55% di Shell
Nigeria!