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Equatorial Guinea

BG Exports its Gas to Chile

GNL Quintero, the first re-gasification terminal in South America, is processing gas from the Alba field.

Subscribers only Energy 22.09.2009

Drought Threatens Ruzizi 1

The water level of Lake Kivu is causing increasing concern among electricity experts who are alarmed over the continuing drop [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.09.2009

Summer Squeeze on BG

Unhappy with the conditions in which BG buys and sells output from the first train at EG LNG, the Equatorial [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.09.2009

Malabo Wants Protection

Equatorial Guinea’s foreign minister, Micha Ondo Bille, has called on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.09.2009

Aseng Approved

Development of the Aseng condensed gas and oil field on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.09.2009

Qorvis Communications

After working for five years with Cassidy & Associates, Equatorial [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.09.2009

Wider Game for Kivu Methane

Despite tension arising out of two wars in Congo, the energy ministers of Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda and Burundi have launched a joint project to extract methane from Lake Kivu.

Subscribers only Energy 25.08.2009

Micha Ondo Bile

Micha Ondo Bile, foreign minister of Equatorial Guinea, was in [...]

Subscribers only Energy 25.08.2009

Charles Osezua

On June 26, the Nigerian national Charles Osezua was named boss of a panel charged with developing a gas project [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.07.2009

Malabo Picks its Friends

Given the cold shoulder by the Equatorial Guinea authorities for the past year (AEI 467), the U.S. group ExxonMobil, which [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.05.2009

Inga 3: Donors Need Not Apply?

Invitations to tender to pick consultants for the construction of Inga 3 will be issued next month with the idea of dispensing with the need for donors.

Subscribers only Energy 12.05.2009

A Regional Interconnection Plan

An interconnection plan could help Tanzania and Kenya take advantage of an electricity surplus in Zambia.

Subscribers only Energy 21.04.2009

Raising a Fuss Over Gas

The Equatorial Guinea Gas Conference organized by the CWC Group [...]

Subscribers only Energy 07.04.2009

Marcelino Owono Edu

Marcelino Owono Edu, Equatorial Guinea's industry and energy minister, Marcelino [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.03.2009

A Mysterious Assault

The Equatorial Guinea government declared that the Movement for the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 24.02.2009

Everybody Plugs Into Inga

Mining groups are all pushing projects to increase the capacity of dams at Inga but want some of the extra power for themselves.

Subscribers only Energy 10.02.2009

Ophir Saves the Day

In the past several years Equatorial Guinea has been seeking gas reserves that would warrant building a second train at [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.01.2009

Indians on the March

The Indian firm Angelique International has picked up contracts for numerous power projects in Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo and in the Central African Republic.

Subscribers only Energy 13.01.2009

Legal Assault on EGLNG Builder

A British court has frozen all the revenue that Consolidated Contractor Co has made in its capacity as contractor of the EGLNG plant.

Subscribers only Energy 11.11.2008

Gazprom’s Mysterious Trip

Officials from the Russian gas behemoth travelled to Malabo but little, if anything is known about the agreements it signed with the government.

Subscribers only Energy 28.10.2008

First Licenses in Burundi

Burundi’s geology and mines department has divided the banks of Lake Tanganyika into four distinct blocks and is poised to [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2008

Mahamat Hassan Nasser

Mahamat Hassan Nasser, Chad's oil minister will attend the 12th [...]

Subscribers only Energy 14.10.2008

Third Try for Settlement

On Sept. 17 a Swiss national, Nicolas Michel, was named [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.09.2008

Pioneer Quits Block H

After a year of squabbling between the four partners on blocks H15 and H16, Pioneer is pulling out of Equatorial Guinea and indeed withdrawing from the Gulf of Guinea.

Free access Energy 16.09.2008

Marcelino Owono Edu

The key portfolio for mines, industry and energy in the new Equatorial government formed by Ignacio Milam Tang, the country’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2008

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Equatorial Guinea

BG Exports its Gas to Chile

Drought Threatens Ruzizi 1

Summer Squeeze on BG

Malabo Wants Protection

Aseng Approved

Qorvis Communications

Wider Game for Kivu Methane

Micha Ondo Bile

Charles Osezua

Malabo Picks its Friends

Inga 3: Donors Need Not Apply?

A Regional Interconnection Plan

Raising a Fuss Over Gas

Marcelino Owono Edu

A Mysterious Assault

Everybody Plugs Into Inga

Ophir Saves the Day

Indians on the March

Legal Assault on EGLNG Builder

Gazprom’s Mysterious Trip

First Licenses in Burundi

Mahamat Hassan Nasser

Third Try for Settlement

Pioneer Quits Block H

Marcelino Owono Edu

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Equatorial Guinea

BG Exports its Gas to Chile

Drought Threatens Ruzizi 1

Summer Squeeze on BG

Malabo Wants Protection

Aseng Approved

Qorvis Communications

Wider Game for Kivu Methane

Micha Ondo Bile

Charles Osezua

Malabo Picks its Friends

Inga 3: Donors Need Not Apply?

A Regional Interconnection Plan

Raising a Fuss Over Gas

Marcelino Owono Edu

A Mysterious Assault

Everybody Plugs Into Inga

Ophir Saves the Day

Indians on the March

Legal Assault on EGLNG Builder

Gazprom’s Mysterious Trip

First Licenses in Burundi

Mahamat Hassan Nasser

Third Try for Settlement

Pioneer Quits Block H

Marcelino Owono Edu

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DRC
The Tshisekedi clan's dangerous ties with cobalt looting "cartels"

Gabon
Gunvor secrets (2/2): the hidden clauses of the Assala Energy buyout