In a move set to strengthen bilateral cooperation in West Africa, Equatorial Guinea and Nigeria have signed an agreement for the construction of the Gulf of Guinea Gas Pipeline Project. A joint regional pipeline development, the project will transport gas from Nigeria to Equatorial Guinea. Under the terms of the deal, gas will be processed at Equatorial Guinea’s LNG processing facilities at Punta Europa on Bioko Island – owned by the state-owned EG LNG – signaling new opportunities for energy security on the back of bilateral collaboration.
Equatorial Guinea says it held talks with Trafigura Group for the possibility of $2 billion in financing from the commodity trader to support development of the nation’s oil and gas sector.
Equatorial Guinea, a resource-rich nation in Central Africa, presents promising energy investment opportunities thanks to its robust LNG export sector, oil and gas production, and interest in renewable energy sources.
Natural gas has emerged as a significant player in the global energy market, and Equatorial Guinea is no exception.
Equatorial Guinea, a small nation located on the west coast of Central Africa, has been steadily emerging as a significant player in the global energy market.
Africa Oil Corp has signed two production sharing contracts (‘PSCs’) with the Republic of Equatorial Guinea for offshore Blocks EG-18 and EG-31.