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French Version
13/12/2006
Africa Energy Intelligence
N°430
AFRICA
The “Great Game” in Gulf of Guinea Gas
Profiting from repeated delays in gas liquefaction projects in Nigeria and with backing from the World Bank, Equatorial Guinea is positioning itself to process the associated gas of its neighbors in a new train at its EG LNG plant. And a consortium of British firms is moving to become exclusive go-betweens in supplying the future train. (...)
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