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Standard Bank still has to decide on participation in oil pipeline project

Published on: Tuesday 08 February 2022

Standard Bank’s participation in the funding of the $5 billion (R77.4bn) East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (Eacop) project would depend on environmental and social assessments and on the project meeting ...

News source: https://www.iol.co.za/business-report/companies/standard-bank-still-has-to-decide-on-participation-in-oil-pipeline-project-6f24e1ae-0309-4600-84aa-761aee9dcc91

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Standard Bank still has to decide on participation in oil pipeline project