ExxonMobil Investigates Nigerian Export Alternatives

Sunday, August 14, 2016

ExxonMobil is investigating the possibility of exporting its Qua Iboe crude oil via an alternate pipeline while it repairs damage to the main export line. The company’s Qua Iboe has been under force majeure since July.

The force majeure was declared when ExxonMobil detected a “system anomaly” on the subsea pipeline. The company gave no timeline on when the repairs to the pipeline would be complete.

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