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Eni Declares Force Majeure

December 2008 | Industry News

Italian major Eni has declared force majeure on oil production in Nigeria. Eni will shut in between 15-18,000 barrels per day (b/d) of crude oil production following disruption to an oil pipeline in the Niger Delta.

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