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Crude oil exports resume at Shell’s Forcados Terminal

Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) has confirmed resumption of Crude oil exports from its 400,000 barrels per day Forcados Terminal.

The Terminal was shut down weeks ago.

SPDC had said last week that the Forcados Oil Terminal would resume export operations by the end of the month when ongoing essential repairs would have been completed.

“SPDC can confirm that essential repairs at Forcados Oil Terminal are complete and export operations have resumed on October 20, 2022.”, top official of the oil major confirmed to ENERGY TIMES.

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