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Equatorial Guinea

Step-Up for Zafiro Development

Currently producing 150,000 bpd, the Zafiro field in Equatorial Guinea, [...]

Subscribers only Energy 23.04.2002

The Bush-Obiang Connection

Underway since Bill Clinton was in the White House, a move to establish closer ties between Washington and Equatorial Guinea looks likely to soon win the blessings of the Republican administration.

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Bruce McColm

Washington's rapprochement with Equatorial Guinea (see report on P.4) owes a lot to Bruce McColm, president of the NGO Institute [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

CORRECTION

Jean-Michel Runacher, managing director of Perenco, has written to Africa Energy Intelligence to correct a number of mistakes in our [...]

Free access Energy 09.04.2002

Cooperation with South Africa

South Africa's energy minister, Phumsile Mlambo, is presently leading a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 09.04.2002

Juniors On The Way

Long a monopoly of the government and the American company UMEG, Equatorial Guinea's mining industry could well open up shortly [...]

Subscribers only Mining 02.04.2002

New Find in Equatorial Guinea

Amerada Hess, which bought Triton last year, has made a [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

IMF Drops in on Oil Ministry

Keen on having the IMF initiate a program in Equatorial [...]

Subscribers only Energy 12.03.2002

Tougher Conditions for Newcomers

The growing clout of the new national oil company Gepetrole (AEI 316) has gone hand in hand with tougher fiscal and contractual conditions.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Although it is diversifying, the small French company Perenco is boosting its output in Gabon and in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

Ceiba To Produce 90,000 bpd

Currently producing 50,000 bpd, the Ceiba field in Equatorial Guinea [...]

Subscribers only Energy 26.02.2002

National Firm Flexes its Muscles

Equatorial Guinea's new national oil company Gepetrole has just won the equivalent of a 15% stake on a block. When the government was negotiating with oil companies the most it got was 5%.

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

Discovery in Equatorial Guinea

Amerada Hess has made a third find on the Ebano [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.02.2002

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

A colonel in charge of military intelligence at the headquarters [...]

Subscribers only 18.01.2002

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

Among firms jockeying for position around Lake Chad, the U.S. concern RSM Production could well be the first to drill.

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

Derek Smith

A lawyer for Equatorial Guinea in its border dispute with Nigeria (see Spotlight), Derek Smith specializes in law of the [...]

Subscribers only Energy 15.01.2002

Herman Cohen

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Subscribers only Energy 02.01.2002

World Bank Loans for Malabo Port

Africa Energy Intelligence has learned that the World Bank is [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.01.2002

Government Expects $556 Million in Oil Receipts

In presenting Equatorial Guinea’s budget for the year 2002 on [...]

Subscribers only Energy 02.01.2002

K5 Oil Center Wins Storage Monopoly

The oil transportation company Besora Oil Services has just been [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.12.2001

Asian Assistance in Oil

Equatorial Guinea president Teodoro Obiang Nguema traveled to China and [...]

Subscribers only Energy 11.12.2001

Growing Power for Malabo

Relations between oil companies operating in Equatorial Guinea’s offshore and the government are subtly changing as the authorities slowly set [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.11.2001

Domingo Esono

After nearly a year of looking for the right man, the Equatorial Guinea government has named Domingo Esono, a former [...]

Subscribers only Energy 27.11.2001

Prospects for Expansion

Foreign companies are showing ever-mounting interest in the prospects for exploration and development in Equatorial Guinea. The U.S. firm Marathon [...]

Subscribers only Energy 13.11.2001

CMS Pulls Out

Heavily indebted – with a debt to equity ratio of 70/30—the U.S. firm CMS Energy announced on Oct. 26 that [...]

Subscribers only Energy 30.10.2001

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Equatorial Guinea

Step-Up for Zafiro Development

The Bush-Obiang Connection

Bruce McColm

CORRECTION

Cooperation with South Africa

Juniors On The Way

New Find in Equatorial Guinea

IMF Drops in on Oil Ministry

Tougher Conditions for Newcomers

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Ceiba To Produce 90,000 bpd

National Firm Flexes its Muscles

Discovery in Equatorial Guinea

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

Derek Smith

Herman Cohen

World Bank Loans for Malabo Port

Government Expects $556 Million in Oil Receipts

K5 Oil Center Wins Storage Monopoly

Asian Assistance in Oil

Growing Power for Malabo

Domingo Esono

Prospects for Expansion

CMS Pulls Out

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Ibrahim Traoré

Virtus Minerals

Paul Kagame

Savannah Energy

Denis Sassou-Nguesso

Equatorial Guinea

Step-Up for Zafiro Development

The Bush-Obiang Connection

Bruce McColm

CORRECTION

Cooperation with South Africa

Juniors On The Way

New Find in Equatorial Guinea

IMF Drops in on Oil Ministry

Tougher Conditions for Newcomers

Central Africa Still Favored Stamping Ground

Ceiba To Produce 90,000 bpd

National Firm Flexes its Muscles

Discovery in Equatorial Guinea

ISMAEL ABDELKADER HUSSEIN

Lake Chad’s Oil Secrets (Part 2)

Derek Smith

Herman Cohen

World Bank Loans for Malabo Port

Government Expects $556 Million in Oil Receipts

K5 Oil Center Wins Storage Monopoly

Asian Assistance in Oil

Growing Power for Malabo

Domingo Esono

Prospects for Expansion

CMS Pulls Out

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