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Equatorial Guinea
More gas for Ophir

Owner of the only gas reserves that can supply a [...]

Published on 16/11/2011 at 11:00 GMT

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Deal with Ophir in sight

Operator on Equatorial Guinea’s block R, the South African firm is close to reaching an agreement to supply the second liquefaction train on Bioko island.

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South Africa’s Ophir claims to have enough reserves to supply a second liquefaction train on Bioko island. But Malabo won’t pay the high price it is asking.

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