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Equatorial Guinea

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

New Find for Noble

The U.S. company Noble Energy identified a number of reservoirs [...]

Subscribers only Energy 29.07.2008

Threat Over 2nd EGLNG Train

Malabo is struggling to find the gas needed to supply a second liquefaction train at EG LNG.

Subscribers only Energy 01.07.2008

Malabo Forks Up for Devon

According to our sources, the state-run Equatorial Guinea oil company [...]

Subscribers only Energy 17.06.2008

BNP Lends to Government

Africa Energy Intelligence understands the French bank BNP Paribas is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.05.2008

The Lowdown on Devon Deal

Devon sold most of its holdings in Equatorial Guinea to the government but the most sensitive part was the object of a separate transaction.

Subscribers only Energy 15.04.2008

FID Next year for Second EG LG Train

Despite the government’s enthusiasm for the project the final investment [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.04.2008

Malabo's Mouthpiece

Equatorial Guinea's government has just retained the services of a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.03.2008

Key Central Africa Road Accord

At the beginning of March, the African Development Bank signed [...]

Subscribers only Mining 11.03.2008

E-ON Plants its Flag

After debuting in Nigeria, the German gas giant E.ON Ruhrgas has found a foothold in Equatorial Guinea as well. It will be involved in building a second train at EG LNG.

Subscribers only Energy 04.03.2008

PetroSA Looking for Partner

The South African national oil company PetroSA has been operating [...]

Subscribers only Energy 19.02.2008

Find on Block I

Noble has made a new discovery on block O that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 05.02.2008

Chinese Pay a Call

Chinese foreign minister Li Zhaoxing was in Equatorial Guinea on Dec. 31-Jan. 1 on the second stop-over of an African [...]

Subscribers only Energy 08.01.2008

Oil Services Battle

Well connected in Malabo, the CCC conglomerate has joined forces with Petrofac to flesh out its services. But rival Amec can open doors in ruling circles as well.

Subscribers only Energy 06.11.2007

Hiccup in Gas Plan

The inauguration of the LNG plant at Punta Europa served primarily as an occasion to call for a resumption on talks with Abuja and Yaounde to supply a 2nd train.

Subscribers only Energy 23.10.2007

Stag in Upstream Foray

The trader that sells Equatorial Guinea’s share of oil has been awarded a license in the offshore.

Subscribers only Energy 09.10.2007

GEPetrol Sells Only Seven Blocks

After a licensing round that dragged on for over a year, Equatorial Guinea has succeeded in selling only seven of the 37 licenses it had put on the auction block.

Subscribers only Energy 25.09.2007

Big Loan Slated for Rusomo

World Bank officials plan to present a major project involving funding for a dam at Rusomo Falls to the institution’s [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.2007

Alois K. Makuzza

A Rwandan engineer, Alois Kanamugire Makuzza, has been chosen to take over from his countryman, Jean-Claude Kayitenkore, as managing director [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.09.2007

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Equatorial Guinea

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

New Find for Noble

Threat Over 2nd EGLNG Train

Malabo Forks Up for Devon

BNP Lends to Government

The Lowdown on Devon Deal

FID Next year for Second EG LG Train

Malabo's Mouthpiece

Key Central Africa Road Accord

E-ON Plants its Flag

PetroSA Looking for Partner

Find on Block I

Chinese Pay a Call

Oil Services Battle

Hiccup in Gas Plan

Stag in Upstream Foray

GEPetrol Sells Only Seven Blocks

Big Loan Slated for Rusomo

Alois K. Makuzza

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China National Petroleum Corp

Hassan Sheikh Mohamud

Equatorial Guinea

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

New Find for Noble

Threat Over 2nd EGLNG Train

Malabo Forks Up for Devon

BNP Lends to Government

The Lowdown on Devon Deal

FID Next year for Second EG LG Train

Malabo's Mouthpiece

Key Central Africa Road Accord

E-ON Plants its Flag

PetroSA Looking for Partner

Find on Block I

Chinese Pay a Call

Oil Services Battle

Hiccup in Gas Plan

Stag in Upstream Foray

GEPetrol Sells Only Seven Blocks

Big Loan Slated for Rusomo

Alois K. Makuzza

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About Africa Intelligence

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