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Equatorial Guinea

How to Prod Neighbors to Act

The stakeholders in the EG LNG project have awarded an engineering contract to Bechtel for a second liquefaction train in a move aimed at accelerating talks with Nigeria and Cameroon on supplying gas to the plant.

Subscribers only Energy 05.09.2006

Spotlight
Beijing On The Move

Chad’s decision to dump Taiwan and recognize Beijing this summer - it was one of the last African nations to maintain diplomatic ties with Taipei - will reshuffle the oil cards in the region. It ought to allow Chinese oil [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Soco Fleshes Out Portfolio

Britain’s Soco group has just acquired concessions in Congo-K and Angola which present similar geological features to those on its concession in Congo-B.

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Ricardo M. Obama Nfubea

Criticized by president Teodoro Obiang Nguema for its performance, the entire government of Muguel Abia Biteo Borico resigned on Aug. [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Vanco Alone on Block

Following disappointing results from two wells, Repsol and Nexen have [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Taking Over Malabo Route?

Several small airlines are trying to start a service for [...]

Subscribers only Energy 22.08.2006

Obiang in Brazil

Although Venezuela is doing its best to woo Equatorial Guinea (AEI 416), the country’s president, Teodoro Obiang Nguema, chose instead [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

Timetable for Licensing Round

The sale of the last available oil acreage in Equatorial Guinea’s offshore depends on a vote on new petroleum legislation in Parliament this autumn.

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

Sonagas' Many Suitors

In order to debut in Equatorial Guinea, several oil and oil services companies have joined forces with the state-owned gas company Sonagas that was set up in March, 2005 and holds a stake in the EGLNG plant.

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

World Bank Funds EGLNG

The Global Gas Flaring Reduction Partnership (GGFR), a World Bank initiative backed by the main oil majors, could finance several [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.07.2006

PetroSA Stymied on Q Block

The chief executive of South Africa’s PetroSA indicated during a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.06.2006

Due Diligence in Luba

A Liverpool-based accountancy, Duncan Sheard Glass, conducted the financial audit [...]

Subscribers only Energy 20.06.2006

Nearly 30 Licenses Up for Grabs

Speaking during the Equatorial Guinea Upstream 2006 conference that was [...]

Subscribers only Energy 06.06.2006

Call for More Oil Revenue

With Equatorial Guinea poised to launch a new licensing round in the country’s offshore, the government of president Teodoro Obiang [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.05.2006

Agreement with Lonhro

Operator of the government’s side of the Luba Free Port [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.05.2006

Supplying Airliners to Malabo

During a visit to France last week, Equatorial Guinea president [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.05.2006

Licensing Round Put Off

Equatorial Guinea’s mines and energy ministry announced on May 3 that a licensing round in the country’s offshore which was [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.05.2006

Malabo to Liquefy Nigerian Gas

On the lookout for gas reserves to supply the LNG plant that Marathon is building on Bioko island, Equatorial Guinea is about to sign an agreement with Nigeria that will give it access to some gas fields.

Subscribers only Energy 09.05.2006

Squabble in Offshore

The development of Sterling’s Ntem license has been frozen for the past year because of a maritime boundary dispute between Equatorial Guinea and Cameroon.

Subscribers only Energy 09.05.2006

Equatorial Guinea Upstream 2006

Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a forum at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.05.2006

Cleaning Up Senelac’s Books

The World Bank has prepared a financial stabilization plan for Sinelac which operates the Ruzizi power station on the border between Rwanda and Burundi and in which Congo-K, Rwanda and Burundi hold stakes.

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Everything Must Go!

Equatorial Guinea’s oil company GEPetrol issued a call for bids [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Equatorial Guinea Upstream 2006-03-06

Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a forum at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 18.04.2006

Equatorial Guinea Upstream 2006-03-06

Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a forum at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 04.04.2006

Equatorial Guinea Upstream 2006-03-06

Global Pacific & Partners is organizing a forum at the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 21.03.2006

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