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TOGY talks to Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo
Chairman of the African Union and host of the upcoming Africa and South America Conference, Equatorial Guinea is becoming a powerhouse of a new more independent
Oil and charity
This small nation in the Gulf of Guinea is the setting for one of the oil sector’s finest examples of charitable giving.
Firma de MOU entre GEPetrol, Vanco Overseas Energy Limited y LUKOIL Overseas Holding Limited
Firma de MOU entre GEPetrol, Vanco Overseas Energy Limited y LUKOIL Overseas Holding Limited
Comunicado del Ministerio de Minas, Industria y Energía acerca de la firma del Memorándum de Entendimiento para el análisis de datos en bloques libres de exploración.
TOGY talks to Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima
Delegate Minister of Mines, Energy and Industry, Gabriel Mbaga Obiang Lima, has been a driving force behind the modernisation of Equatorial Guinea’s resources. In 2011 he finalized agreements with a number of new companies.
Entering Equatorial Guinea with the Right Local Partner
The right local partner is necessary to do business in Equatorial Guinea as an international player.
Taxation in Equatorial Guinea
This summary outlines everything you need to know or consider when thinking about doing business in Equatorial Guinea and dealing with tax issues.
Operating in Equatorial Guinea: Guide to Employment Law
The employer/employee relationship in Equatorial Guinea is currently the subject of numerous legal rules.
Equatorial Guinea Says It Has Enough Gas for Second LNG Train
Equatorial Guinea has enough natural-gas reserves for a second liquefied gas production plant, according to a presidential adviser.
Africa benefits from global energy consumption surge
The world’s unquenchable thirst for energy is expected to strengthen Africa’s position as an international investment location. This in turn will boost the continent’s economy and benefit ordinary Africans.
Equatorial Guinea picks KBR for refinery
Equatorial Guinea has picked U.S. engineering firm KBR Inc (KBR.N) to design a planned 20,000 barrel per day oil refinery, a senior government official said on Tuesday.
Equatorial Guinea May Decide on $2.2 Billion LNG Plant in 2012
Sept. 28 (Bloomberg) — Equatorial Guinea may decide to build a $2.2-billion liquefied natural gas plant in 2012, according to Gabriel Obiang Lima, a vice minister of mines, industry and energy. The unit would be the second in the African country, which has about 8.5 trillion cubic feet of natural-gas reserves. The investment estimate also…