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Average loadings of Nigeria’s naphtha-rich Agbami crude in November are set to rise to 260,000 b/d from 251,613 b/d in October, according to a copy of the preliminary loading schedule seen by Platts on Friday.
Total loadings of Agbami for November will be at 7.8 million barrels, the same as seen for October.
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In total, eight cargoes of 975,000 barrels each will load in November, the same as in October.
Chevron is currently scheduled to load six cargoes in November, while Nigeria’s state-owned NNPC holds two stems in the program.
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Agbami, a light sweet crude with low acid content, is produced 70 miles (113 km) offshore of Nigeria in OPL blocks 26 and 217 and loads from the Agbami FPSO.
With a gravity of 47.2 API, Agbami is one of the lightest grades produced in Nigeria, and its sulfur level of 0.05% is one of the region’s lowest.